Flexoki Color Scheme

The library provides several capabilities for working with the Flexoki color scheme:

• Full Color Access: Access to the complete Flexoki 2.0 color library.
• Palettes: Shortcuts to specific collections of colors.
• Color Filtering: Robust filtering of colors based on hue and lightness.
• Matplotlib Integration: Ability to register Flexoki colors as named colors and palettes as colormaps within matplotlib.

To use the Flexoki Light color scheme in fzf, set the FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS environment variable. This configures foreground, background, highlight, border, header, gutter, spinner, info, separator, pointer, marker, and prompt colors.

# Bash/ZSH
export FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS="
	--color=fg:#B7B5AC,bg:#FFFCF0,hl:#100F0F
	--color=fg+:#B7B5AC,bg+:#F2F0E5,hl+:#100F0F
	--color=border:#AF3029,header:#100F0F,gutter:#FFFCF0
	--color=spinner:#3AA99F,info:#3AA99F,separator:#F2F0E5
	--color=pointer:#D0A215,marker:#D14D41,prompt:#D0A215"

# Fish
set -Ux FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS '
	--color=fg:#B7B5AC,bg:#FFFCF0,hl:#100F0F
	--color=fg+:#B7B5AC,bg+:#F2F0E5,hl+:#100F0F
	--color=border:#AF3029,header:#100F0F,gutter:#FFFCF0
	--color=spinner:#3AA99F,info:#3AA99F,separator:#F2F0E5
	--color=pointer:#D0A215,marker:#D14D41,prompt:#D0A215'

To install Flexoki terminal profiles on macOS using Finder:

1. Download the terminal file.
2. Right-click the downloaded file and select "Open".
3. If macOS displays a warning stating that the file "cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer", click "Open" in the popup to proceed with the installation.

To use the Flexoki Dark color scheme in fzf, set the FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS environment variable. This configures foreground, background, highlight, border, header, gutter, spinner, info, separator, pointer, marker, and prompt colors.

# Bash/ZSH
export FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS="
   --color=fg:#878580,bg:#100F0F,hl:#CECDC3
   --color=fg+:#878580,bg+:#1C1B1A,hl+:#CECDC3
   --color=border:#AF3029,header:#CECDC3,gutter:#100F0F
   --color=spinner:#24837B,info:#24837B,separator:#1C1B1A
   --color=pointer:#AD8301,marker:#AF3029,prompt:#AD8301"

# Fish
set -Ux FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS '
	--color=fg:#878580,bg:#100F0F,hl:#CECDC3
	--color=fg+:#878580,bg+:#1C1B1A,hl:#CECDC3
	--color=border:#AF3029,header:#CECDC3,gutter:#100F0F
	--color=spinner:#24837B,info:#24837B,separator:#282726
	--color=pointer:#AD8301,marker:#AF3029,prompt:#AD8301'

To set up the @flexoki/generators package for development, install the dependencies and run the build script using npm.

npm i
npm run build

To use Flexoki themes in Windows Terminal, you must manually add the theme definitions to your settings.json file:

1. Open Windows Terminal.
2. Open Settings by pressing Ctrl+, or clicking the down arrow next to the new tab button and selecting "Settings".
3. Click "Open JSON File" in the bottom left corner of the Settings UI.
4. Locate the schemes key in the JSON structure.
5. Paste the contents of the Flexoki JSON theme file into the schemes array.
6. Once saved, you can select "Flexoki Dark" or "Flexoki Light" from the color scheme dropdown in your profile settings or as the global default.

To use a Flexoki color scheme in Zathura, follow these two steps:

1. Clone the desired mode files into your Zathura configuration directory: ~/.config/zathura/.
2. Add an include directive to your zathurarc file to activate the mode using the syntax include flexoki-<mode>.