jankyborders: init #838
jankyborders: init #838
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I will do testing in my configuration to make sure it works. |
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bruh... RATE LIMITED by GitHub. Welp time to touch grass for an hour, XD. |
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Doesn't work as the colors go based of |
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@Eveeifyeve Oh my god, imagine people actually seeing your config . Regarding the |
Yeah I am trying to make a vertical bar on both with this styling this is based on my linux I am trying to rice my macOS so I can be one of the firsts to have 1. a clean config 2. have full ricing support for macOS and NixOS:
Well I had a look in the documentation idk if it's possible to use a base16 color? but to be honest idk, I would like to get this out so my borders look exactly like hyprlands. |
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Then I want to do a pr for sketchybar but I don't know how I would support that as it contains a command not a config file to run it, I might have to make a pr in nix-darwin to add support for the way of doing it though nix instead of args to a cli command. |
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So yeah full setup is:
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| opacity = builtins.toString ( | ||
| builtins.ceil (config.stylix.opacity.desktop * 100) | ||
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| mkColor = color: "0x${opacity}${color}"; |
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AARRGGBB, you should just be able to format the string no? I will take a look at the code in the evening and check it out.Well I had a look in the documentation idk if it's possible to use a base16 color? but to be honest idk
What exactly does not work?
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Well it doesn't change my borders to the color, when it should.
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Also @Lalit64 did say he was going to test on his machine #838 (comment)
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Well it doesn't change my borders to the color, when it should.
Does it work with a regular configuration, which is not generated by Stylix? Maybe the generated output is wrong?
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@Eveeifyeve I have jankyborders as a nix-darwin service I think it's not working because of that. I changed the stylix input and tried to darwin-rebuild switch. I am pretty sure it should have thrown an error that their is a duplicate config option. Also there is no ~/.config/borders/bordersrc file being created. There also doesn't seem to be a home-manager module for jankyborders
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@Eveeifyeve I have jankyborders as a nix-darwin service I think it's not working because of that. I changed the stylix input and tried to
darwin-rebuild switch. I am pretty sure it should have thrown an error that their is a duplicate config option. Also there is no~/.config/borders/bordersrcfile being created. There also doesn't seem to be a home-manager module for jankyborders
Hmm idk, it might have to do with AARRGGBB as said above.
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@Eveeifyeve I have jankyborders as a nix-darwin service I think it's not working because of that. I changed the stylix input and tried to
darwin-rebuild switch. I am pretty sure it should have thrown an error that their is a duplicate config option. Also there is no~/.config/borders/bordersrcfile being created. There also doesn't seem to be a home-manager module for jankybordersHmm idk, it might have to do with AARRGGBB as said above.
Ok, I see that you're not writing to the config and just changing the styling in the darwin service. I'm pretty sure that it has to do with what @danth mentioned below.
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Check this out it might be useful.
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I need to some how convert the the colors into hexidecimal from hex value to remove #.
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CI is failing because I haven't rebased. |
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| mkColor = | ||
| color: | ||
| "0x${ | ||
| lib.strings.replaceStrings [ "#" ] [ "" ] color |
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Is it necessary to remove #s? I thought only config.lib.stylix.colors.withHashtag.<COLOR> have the # prefix.
Otherwise, consider using lib.removePrefix.
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It is nececcary as janky borders requires a representation like 0xFF<COLOR> for example 0xffe2e2e3
Almost some issues that need to fixed and code needs to be refined. |
Adds the Jankyborders nix-darwin module.
Jankyborders is a popular ricing tool for styling borders on macOS.
Setup using jankyborders on nix-darwin:
Credit: @Lalit64 (dotfiles)