Pywal Template Engine

You can enable pywal like syntax in the config file with pywal = true, check out defining a template in the config file.

The syntax is simple, but more variables are added given that it's engine and spec doesn't support runtime evaluation functions.

While the implementation is simple enough to be added in wallust, it's use is discoraged.

Syntax

The syntax logic is simply "Find and Replace" like:

somevariable = {color2}
anothervariable = {color8.rgb}

and to escape braquest simply add one more than desired:

// Example snippet.
* {{
    active-background: {color2};
    active-foreground: {foreground};
    normal-background: {background};
    normal-foreground: {foreground};
    urgent-background: {color1};
    urgent-foreground: {foreground};
    // ...
}}

Variables

Below is a simple list with possible variables:

• color0
• color1
• color2
• color3
• color4
• color5
• color6
• color7
• color8
• color9
• color10
• color11
• color12
• color13
• color14
• color15
• background
• foreground
• cursor

and it's variants, just append it to the variable name (e.g. color0.rgb, background.blue ...):

• .rgb
• .rgba
• .xrgba
• .strip
• .red
• .green
• .blue
• .alpha

Miscellaneous variables below are also avaliable, these don't support the variants from above:

• wallpaper
• alpha
• alpha_dec

Don't forget to visit the full pywal spec for more details, as this engine will try to keep it without changes.