# -- global space -- #

# How the image is parse, in order to get the colors:
#  * full    - reads the whole image (more precision, slower)
#  * resized - resizes the image to 1/4th of the original, before parsing it (more color mixing, faster)
#  * thumb   - fast algo hardcoded to 512x512 (faster than resized)
#  * wal     - uses image magick `convert` to read the image (less colors)
backend = "thumb"

# What color space to use to produce and select the most prominent colors:
#  * lab      - use CIEL*a*b color space
#  * labmixed - variant of lab that mixes colors, if not enough colors it fallbacks to usual lab,
# for that reason is not recommended in small images
color_space = "lab"

# Difference between similar colors, used by the colorspace:
#  <= 1       Not perceptible by human eyes.
#  1 - 2      Perceptible through close observation.
#  2 - 10     Perceptible at a glance.
#  11 - 49    Colors are more similar than opposite
#  100        Colors are exact opposite
threshold = 11

# Use the most prominent colors in a way that makes sense, a scheme:
#  * dark    - 8 dark colors, color0 darkest - color7 lightest, dark background light contrast
#  * dark16  - same as dark but it displays 16 colors
#  * light   - 8 light colors, color0 lightest - color7 darkest, light background dark contrast
#  * light16 - same as light but displays 16 colors
filter = "dark16"

# OPTIONAL: Example entries, which are just a file you wish to apply `wallust` generated colors to.
# [[entry]]
# # a relative path to a file where wallust.toml is (~/.config/wallust/)
# template = "dunstrc"
#
# # absolute path to the file to write the template (after templating)
# target = "~/.config/dunst/dunstrc"

[[entry]]
template = "alacritty"
target = "~/.config/alacritty/colors.yml"

[[entry]]
template = "kitty"
target = "~/.config/kitty/kitty.d/colors.conf"