refactor(readme): update readme file - #132
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In this commit I added a new feature, a flag for notifications -n / --notify. It's using the notify-send command line utility to send desktop notifications. By default I made it compatible with dunst (you will need to enable full markup in the dunst config) but it should work with other notification daemons too.
In this commit I fixed various issues from using c style code, trying to maintain the same code base even tho is pretty trash in some places. I also fixed the markup foreground color render, now it renders proerply the color from, in all the supported formats.
In this commit I moddified some naming conventions to algin better with cpp standards, I also moddified the clipboard function to use just a single argument instead of multiple.
By mistake I removed the autocopy in the last commit. Sorry, autocopy it's back in this commit
In this commit I increased the preview contrast of the color preview buffer background to look better on different colors.
I fixed the flag mismatch for the no fancy option.
…cess This refactors the logic for running `notify-send` and `wl-copy` by using Hyprutils::OS::CProcess to spawn and manage these external processes in a more structured way.
In this commit I updated the readme file to look much nicer and better offering more information regarding HyprPicker and better design overall.
In this commit I did various chores, I removed the intermediary variables from the clipboard and notify, and other various fixes in the hyprpicker.cpp
In this commit I updated the readme file to look much nicer and better offering more information regarding HyprPicker and better design overall.
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Also @vaxerski u forgot about the release from the previous feature |
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I did not - not every MR makes a release instantly. |
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I don't like this tbh - hyprpicker is a tool. There's no need for overused emojis, or logos. I don't even know where the font in that "banner" comes from. What are these badges for? Language is wrong, we use C++23. Why is the license there? It has a separate tab for a reson. |
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It's the same font from the website, the one used in the wiki |
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well I still think the banner is redundant |
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i would like for usage and arguments to stay at least |
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yeah I would argue this is way too excessive, but a list of command line arguements would be nice. This pull request also has changes to a lot more files than just the readme..? |
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In this commit I updated the readme file to look much nicer and better
offering more information regarding HyprPicker and better design
overall.
Here is a preview of the new readme
A sleek, wlroots-native color picker for Wayland built for Hyprland with a focus on speed, accuracy, and simplicity.
✨ Description
Hyprpicker is a blazing-fast, minimal, and accurate color picker built for Wayland compositors like Hyprland.
It lets you instantly grab any color from your screen with pixel-perfect precision.
Hyprpicker is designed to just work with clipboard copying, format selection, zoom lens, and desktop notifications.
🚀 Usage
Run it, click anywhere, get the color.
By default, the color is printed to stdout. Combine it with options like clipboard copy or notification for a smoother experience.
🧰 Command-Line Options
📦 Installation
🔧 Build From Source
Dependencies
Build and install
📚 License
Hyprpicker is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License — a permissive license that allows nearly unrestricted use, including commercial, as long as proper credit is given.