* fix: temporary Lua dispatcher compat for workspace dispatchers
* fix(resizer): add Lua dispatcher compat for window resize/move/float/center
* feat(theme): write current.lua for Hyprland Lua config, current.conf for hyprlang
* fix: align gen_lua format with #111
* refactor address review feedback
refactor(hypr,theme): address review feedback
- cache is_lua_config result to avoid redundant socket calls
- remove is_lua_config wrapper, rename _is_lua_config to is_lua_config
- move hypr import to top of theme.py
- use single line syntax in apply_hypr and apply_colours
* restore original specialws behavior and some formatting
* theme: allow overriding Qt icon theme via cli.json
Papirus colors XDG special folders (Downloads, Pictures, Music, etc.)
differently from regular ones - they end up a different color while
everything else stays neutral. With themes like breeze-dark, all folder
icons share the same style, so everything looks consistent.
Add optional `iconTheme` field to the `theme` section of cli.json.
When set, it replaces the Papirus icon theme in the generated qtengine
config with the specified theme.
Example usage in cli.json:
"theme": { "iconTheme": "breeze-dark" }
* theme: allow overriding Qt and GTK icon theme via cli.json
Some folders in Dolphin end up with Papirus-style icons while others
use the default theme icons, resulting in two different icon styles
mixed together in the same view. Dolphin's default folder icons take
their color directly from the active color scheme, so they always match
the theme exactly - Papirus has a fixed, limited palette and does not
always match.
Add optional iconThemeDark and iconThemeLight fields to the theme
section of cli.json. When set, they override the Papirus icon theme in
both the generated qtengine config and the GTK dconf setting. A generic
iconTheme field is also supported as a fallback for both modes.
Example usage in cli.json:
"theme": { "iconThemeDark": "breeze-dark", "iconThemeLight": "breeze" }
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* theme: add live theming for chromium-based browsers
Writes the surface colour as an RGB triplet to chromium.theme and
applies it as a managed browser policy for chromium, brave, and
google-chrome-stable using the --refresh-platform-policy flag
(introduced in Chrome 142+).
Also fixes write_file to set 0644 permissions so browser processes
can read the policy files.
* feat: use sudo tee not chmod
* chore: update readme
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- Add Zed theme template (zed.json) with full Material You syntax
highlighting, UI colors, and terminal ANSI palette
- Apply theme via file overwrite instead of restarting Zed, so
Zed's file watcher picks up changes automatically
- Resolve symlinks in apply_zed() only before writing, since
Zed's file watcher does not detect changes through symlinks
(other themed apps that rely on symlinks are unaffected)
* document user_templates in README
* move user_template documentation to Usage
* format
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