I built a small macOS/Linux CLI tool called dol (dark or light).
Why? Modern operating systems can automatically switch between dark and light mode. However, many CLI tools assume a fixed dark or light background unless told otherwise. This is an attempt to make that less painful.
The output is intentionally minimal; it just prints `dark` or `light`. This allows you to construct command lines with it.
Examples:
`fzf --color=$(dol)`
`difft --background $(dol) file1 file2`
This is the first release (0.1.1). Feedback is very welcome.
I built a small macOS/Linux CLI tool called dol (dark or light).
Why? Modern operating systems can automatically switch between dark and light mode. However, many CLI tools assume a fixed dark or light background unless told otherwise. This is an attempt to make that less painful.
The output is intentionally minimal; it just prints `dark` or `light`. This allows you to construct command lines with it.
Examples:
`fzf --color=$(dol)`
`difft --background $(dol) file1 file2`
This is the first release (0.1.1). Feedback is very welcome.
Repo: https://github.com/netmute/dol