Class: Wasko::Palette::Plain

Inherits:
Base
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/wasko/palettes/plain.rb

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods inherited from Base

#ansi_colors?, #black, #initialize, #white

Constructor Details

This class inherits a constructor from Wasko::Palette::Base

Instance Method Details

#colors ⇒ Object

Hash of the color palette TODO: attr_accessible



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# File 'lib/wasko/palettes/plain.rb', line 7

def colors
  @colors
end

#colors! ⇒ Object

Creates a palette based on the ‘@base`-color. This generates a color palette which has taken a good look at [Solarized](ethanschoonover.com/solarized) The plus side is you can use any base color, the downside is, the colors won’t be picked as well as when using [Solarized](ethanschoonover.com/solarized) so if that’s what you need, check it out.



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# File 'lib/wasko/palettes/plain.rb', line 17

def colors!
  p = {}
  p[:base]       = @base
  p[:foreground] = @base.mix_with(opposite_color, @contrast + 18)
  p[:bold]       = @base.mix_with(opposite_color, @contrast + 19.5)
  p[:selection]  = @base.adjust_brightness inverse_brightness * @contrast
  p[:selected]   = p[:bold]
  p[:cursor]     = p[:foreground]

  # ANSI Colors
  p[:red]     = mix_base_with("red", 50, inverse_brightness * @contrast)
  p[:green]   = mix_base_with("green", 50, inverse_brightness * @contrast)
  p[:yellow]  = mix_base_with("yellow", 50, inverse_brightness * @contrast)
  p[:white]   = mix_base_with("white", 35, inverse_brightness * @contrast)
  p[:black]   = mix_base_with("black", 35, inverse_brightness * @contrast)
  p[:blue]    = mix_base_with("blue", 50, inverse_brightness * (@contrast))
  p[:magenta] = mix_base_with("#CA1F7B", 35, inverse_brightness * @contrast)
  p[:cyan]    = mix_base_with("#00FFFF", 50, inverse_brightness * (@contrast - 20))
  @colors = p
end