.TH PICKER 1.SH NAMEpicker \- a color picker.SH SYNOPSIS.B picker[.I -e] [.I -slr] [.I FILE].SH DESCRIPTION.I Pickeris a tool designed to mainly be used by other programs in order tochange a color palette dynamically, showing changes in real time.Colors are supplied through a file, each line is encoded as.I RGBor.I RGBAin hex form, i.e..I ff0000for red in.I RGBmode, or.I ff0000ffin.I RGBAmode..PPIf the filename wasn't specified,.I pickerexpects data to be supplied on its standard input. The format in bothcases is the same:.I idof the color first, then hex value of the color as the second column..I Idis used for color updates written to stdout..PPDifferent color spaces are accessible through right button menu, or ascommand line arguments:.TP.B -sHSLuv..TP.B -lHPLuv..TP.B -rRGB..PPSwitching between colors in the palette can be done by either a mouseclick, or left/right arrows on the keyboard. With the middle buttonclick (or 'enter' key) you can enter color as.I RGB(A)manually..PPFor each change of a color, picker writes to stdout its.I idand the new color value, separated by a single space. Pass.I -eoption if you want.I pickerto print all the colors only once you exit the program (with either'q' or 'delete')..SH PLUMBINGThemes can be loaded into a running.I pickerthrough plumber rule. The following assumes themes have.I ".theme"as its extension..EXtype is textdata matches '[a-zA-Z¡-0-9_\-.,/]+'data matches '([a-zA-Z¡-0-9_\-.,/]+)\.theme'arg isfile $0data set $fileplumb to pickerplumb start window picker -e $file.EE.PP.SH SOURCEhttps://git.sr.ht/~ft/picker
.TH PICKER 1
.SH NAME
picker \- a color picker
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B picker
[
.I -e
] [
.I -slr
] [
.I FILE
]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.I Picker
is a tool designed to mainly be used by other programs in order to
change a color palette dynamically, showing changes in real time.
Colors are supplied through a file, each line is encoded as
.I RGB
or
.I RGBA
in hex form, i.e.
.I ff0000
for red in
.I RGB
mode, or
.I ff0000ff
in
.I RGBA
mode.
.PP
If the filename wasn't specified,
.I picker
expects data to be supplied on its standard input. The format in both
cases is the same:
.I id
of the color first, then hex value of the color as the second column.
.I Id
is used for color updates written to stdout.
.PP
Different color spaces are accessible through right button menu, or as
command line arguments:
.TP
.B -s
HSLuv.
.TP
.B -l
HPLuv.
.TP
.B -r
RGB.
.PP
Switching between colors in the palette can be done by either a mouse
click, or left/right arrows on the keyboard. With the middle button
click (or 'enter' key) you can enter color as
.I RGB(A)
manually.
.PP
For each change of a color, picker writes to stdout its
.I id
and the new color value, separated by a single space. Pass
.I -e
option if you want
.I picker
to print all the colors only once you exit the program (with either
'q' or 'delete').
.SH PLUMBING
Themes can be loaded into a running
.I picker
through plumber rule. The following assumes themes have
.I ".theme"
as its extension.
.EX
type is text
data matches '[a-zA-Z¡-0-9_\-.,/]+'
data matches '([a-zA-Z¡-0-9_\-.,/]+)\.theme'
arg isfile $0
data set $file
plumb to picker
plumb start window picker -e $file
.EE
.PP
.SH SOURCE
https://git.sr.ht/~ft/picker