Tintyper - A Command-Line Tool for Creating and Managing Custom Terminal Tints
Tintyper is a command-line tool that allows you to create and manage tints for your terminal. Tints are custom color schemes that you can use to change the appearance of your terminal. With tintyper, you can easily create and apply tints to your terminal, as well as share and install tints created by other users.
2. How do I use tintyper ?
To use tintyper, you first need to install it on your system. You can do this by running the following command:
```
npm install -g tintyper
```
Once installed, you can use the command `tintyper` followed by a command to create or manage tints. For example, to create a new tint, you can run the following command:
```
tintyper new my-tint
```
This will create a new tint file with the name "my-tint". To apply the tint to your terminal, you can run the following command:
```
tintyper apply my-tint
```
To list all available tints, you can run the following command:
```
tintyper list
```
To remove a tint, you can run the following command:
```
tintyper remove my-tint
```
3. What are some of the features of tintyper ?
Some of the features of tintyper include:
* Easy creation and management of custom color schemes for your terminal
* Support for both 24-bit and 32-bit color depths
* Ability to share and install tints created by other users
* Customizable colors, including support for hex codes and color names
* Support for multiple tint files, allowing you to easily switch between different color schemes
* Integration with the `npm` package manager, making it easy to install and manage tints.
4. How do I create a new tint with tintyper ?
To create a new tint with tintyper, you can use the command `tintyper new`. This will prompt you to enter a name for your tint, as well as a description and a color scheme. For example:
```
tintyper new my-tint
```
This will create a new tint file with the name "my-tint". You can then customize the colors in the tint file using the `tintyper` command.
5. How do I apply a tint to my terminal with tintyper ?
To apply a tint to your terminal with tintyper, you can use the command `tintyper apply`. For example:
```
tintyper apply my-tint
```
This will apply the colors in the "my-tint" tint file to your terminal. You can then see the changes in your terminal. To remove the tint, you can use the command `tintyper remove`.
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