A CLI application for customizing your Kitty terminal.

• Installation
• Implementation
  • File structure
  • Directory structure
• Usage
  • Customize
  • Setup
• Future plans

In progress.

The kitty.conf file has a specific structure that works as a guide to modify each setting using the CLI app. If there's a setting that is not included in the "customize" subcommands list, then it will be saved in the # Other section.

# Fonts

# Background and Foreground

# Cursor

# Colors

# Mouse

# Tab bar

# Terminal bell

# Window layout

# Other

Each process is done through the kitty directory. Inside of it, the kitty.conf file is modified according to the profiles saved in the profiles directory.

~/.config/
├─ kitty/
│  ├─ kitty.conf
│  ├─ profiles/
│  │  ├─ profile-name.conf

The customize command works for implementing most of the kitty terminal features we can see in the kitty.conf documentation, where each one (except the "colors" feature) has two flags: --set and --change. The --set flag is for the most principal settings in each feature while the --change flag is for "secondary" settings.

This is the list of subcommands that represents the features:

• backfore: Background and Foreground settings.
• bell: Terminal settings.
• colors: Color schemes settings.
• cursor: Cursor customization settings.
• fonts: Fonts settings.
• mouse: Mouse settings.
• tabbar: Tab bar settings.
• window: Window layout settings.

This is how this command is used:

skittyc customize [kitty feature] [--set or --change]

Important: Not all settings are included according to the kitty.conf documentation. This is done for keeping a consistency between each feature. For example, the Color schemes documentation includes Background and Foreground settings but it was better to implement a different section that is completely dedicated for this.

The setup command works for implementing customizations made by the community. The purpose for each subcommand, themes and profiles, is implementing themes or settings automatically according to the file structure used.

This is how this command is used:

skittyc setup themes [--set or --delete]
skittyc setup profiles [--set or --change]