Add gradient border #46
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I have been having some fun messing around with this. Are there any plans for this to get merged eventually? |
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This adds some new options to the script, allowing you to have gradient borders.
The
--border-gradientoption accepts a list of RGBA colors, which will make up the gradient.The
--rainbowoption will create a rainbow gradient (using the built incolorsysmodule'shsv_to_rgb)The
--rainbow-stepsoption specifies how many colors the rainbow gradient should use, the default being 20. This can slightly affect performance, but around 20 seems to be the sweet spot where performance is good but both ends of the gradient are roughly the same color.The
--rainbow-saturationoption specifies the saturation of the colors in the rainbow gradient, this is nice to get a sort of pastel look.The
--rainbow-brightnessoption specifies the brightness of the colors in the rainbow gradient, for customization and completeness.The
--absolute-gradientoption makes the gradient 'absolute,' so it doesn't move with the current window. This gives the effect that the border is masking the gradient.