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Gaute Hope edited this page Sep 29, 2015 · 9 revisions

The default colors can be overridden by adding entries to $HOME/.sup/colors.yaml. This file does not exist and must be created by the user. Only overridden values need to be added to colors.yaml, not all of them.

The repository sup-colors.git contain a bunch of user-submitted colorschemes for sup, many of them with screenshots (preferably).

Submitting your colorscheme

You can find a template in sup-colors.git/template with a generated colors.yaml file you can use as a starting point. It contains the default colors. Please set up a repository based on the template and submit it for inclusion as a submodule, or submit a pull request where we can include it as a folder in the repository. Please update the screenshots and README.md file.

Full Color Schemes

Default

A yaml file with the default color scheme can be generated like this: ruby -I lib -r sup/colormap.rb -r yaml -e 'puts Redwood::Colormap::DEFAULT_COLORS.to_yaml'

The default settings would look like sup-colors.git/template/colors.yaml.

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