Create color slots for day and night

[podratz]

I use f-person/auto-dark-mode.nvim plugin to automatically infer from the system's colorscheme.
I'd appreciate if raddari/last-color could remember two colorschemes separately in customisable slots.

[raddari]

Hello, thank you for the suggestion!
I'm a little busy over the next few days, but I'll think about what you wrote over the weekend and get back to you Monday :)

[raddari]

Based on your suggestion and from what I've read about the plugin, does something like this sound right to you?

local last_color = require('last-color')

return {
  "f-person/auto-dark-mode.nvim",
  config = {
    set_dark_mode = function()
      -- last-color will now write to `<cache_dir>/last-color.dark` for any subsequent `colorscheme` commands
      last_color.context('dark')
      -- last-color will now read from `<cache_dir>/last-color.dark`
      vim.cmd.colorscheme(last_color.recall())
    end,
    set_light_mode = function()
      -- last-color will now write to `<cache_dir>/last-color.light` for any subsequent `colorscheme` commands
      last_color.context('light')
      -- last-color will now read from `<cache_dir>/last-color.light`
      vim.cmd.colorscheme(last_color.recall())
    end,
  },
}

So effectively the user is able to call context() (or whatever name I end up calling it) to change which file colorscheme reads to and writes from. I haven't actually checked how feasible this is, but I just wanted to make sure I understand your request!

[podratz]

Yes I think that'd be a nice interface for it!

[raddari]

Can you confirm #9 works as you would like? The syntax has changed slightly from my original post:

return {
  'f-person/auto-dark-mode.nvim',
  config = {
    set_dark_mode = function()
      local last_color = require('last-color')
      last_color.slot('dark')
      vim.cmd.colorscheme(last_color.recall())
    end,
    set_light_mode = function()
      local last_color = require('last-color')
      last_color.slot('light')
      vim.cmd.colorscheme(last_color.recall())
    end,
  },
}

[podratz]

Just seeing that now! Will get back to you shortly when I tried it.