template-test.example.template

This is an example template. Run

    python evaluate_template.py <palette file> <path to this file>

to evaluate this template.

To access a color, use a format directive with the color name (which is a key in palette dict):
!!COL!{yellow}!   # this is the full string representation of color 'yellow' from the palette

You can access attributes of a color just as you would with ordinary object:
!!COL!{yellow.srgb}!   # this is srgb attribute of yellow
!!COL!{yellow.r}!   # this is srgb red attribute of yellow
!!COL!{yellow.apple.r}!   # this is apple red attribute of yellow

You can also use python's formats e.g. to cast an attribute to hex etc.:
!!COL!{yellow.r:X}!    # uppercase hex
!!COL!{yellow.r:02x}!  # lowercase hex, with at least 2 digits
!!COL!{yellow.r:d}!    # decimal
!!COL!{yellow.r1:f}!   # float

The default delimiter (!) can be changed, e.g. to %: !!COL%{yellow.srgb}%
!!COL@{yellow.srgb} you can also add some text inside format specification. {yellow.apple}@

In particular, it's possible to access multiple colors/attributes/formats in one format:
!!COL!{bg_0.r:02x}{bg_0.r:02x}{bg_0.g:02x}{bg_0.g:02x}{bg_0.b:02x}{bg_0.b:02x}!   # gnome-terminal
!!COL!{yellow.r1:f} {yellow.g1:f} {yellow.b1:f}!   # something like iTerm