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[Bug report] text with the generated colors isn't very readable #81

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salahoued opened this issue Nov 2, 2024 · 1 comment
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Describe the bug

I use tinty to generate custom schemes from the wallpaper, but sometimes the generated colors (base08-base0F) in a dark
color scheme aren't very readable when using base00 as background color

Expected behavior

When generating a dark color scheme the color from base08 to base0F should be showing and readable with the backgroud base00, just like the foreground color base07. and those colors 'should' 'lighter'.

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konsole
alacritty

Terminal:
Konsole (most of the time) and alacritty

Minimal configuration file

# Global settings
shell = "bash -c '{}'"
# default-scheme = "base16-mocha"
#hooks = [ "command1", "command2" ]

# Item configurations
[[items]]
name = "tinted-shell"
path = "~/.local/share/tinted-theming/tinty/repos/tinted-shell"
themes-dir = "scripts"
hook = "source %f"
supported-systems = ["base16"]

[[items]]
name = "base16-rofi"
path = "~/.local/share/tinted-theming/tinty/repos/base16-rofi"
themes-dir = "colors"
hook = "cp -r %f ~/.config/rofi/colors.rasi"

[[items]]
name = "base16-fzf"
path = "~/.local/share/tinted-theming/tinty/repos/base16-fzf"
themes-dir = "bash"
hook = "cp -r %f ~/.fzfcolors.sh && source ~/.fzfcolors.sh"
supported-systems = ["base16"]
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Thanks for creating the issue. Yeah totally, 08-0F should be readable on base00. It’s finding the closest colours to red, orange, yellow, etc. but if it can’t it defaults to the closest value, however I can make sure that if it finds something, the brightness is above some threshold otherwise it forces it. I’ll look more closely into this in the next week or so.

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