[Feature Request] Allow us to add own custom colours

[gusbemacbe]

Hello,

Give a look at the example of ohmyzsh/plugins/web-search and go to the end of README where ZSH_WEB_SEARCH_ENGINES allows us to add other search engine contexts.

I would do like:

autoload colors
colors

c=(
    skyblue_hex '%F{#87afdf}'
    piltover_hex '%F{#858569}'

    skyblue_ansi '�[38;2;15;161;166m'
    piltover_ansi '�[38;2;133;133;105m'
)

And it looks like:

echo $c[red] Red colour $c[default]and $c[piltover]Piltover‘s colour. $c[reset]

• Mix of zpm-zsh's colors with colour functions:
  

• Using ZSH's colour hexadecimal codes, but it requires print -P. And using ANSI RGB code does not require print -P:

  

[gusbemacbe]

Hello @grigorii-horos, any chance?

[grigorii-horos]

Hey @gusbemacbe . c is just avariable. You can easy extent it using own colors

c+=(skyblue_hex '%F{#87afdf}')

[gusbemacbe]

Hello @grigorii-horos

It does not work yet:

The code is in the first file called 01-cores:

autoload colors
colors
c+=(skyblue_hex '%F{#87afdf}')
c+=(piltover_hex '%F{#7c6c48}')

The files are sourced in the sixth file called 06-fontes plugged by @marlonrichert's znap.

source $HOME/.znap/colors/colors.plugin.zsh
source $HOME/.config/zsh/config.d/01-cores.zsh

The plugin zpm-zsh/colors is located in the fifth file called 05-plugins.

I used @marlonrichert's znap.

[gusbemacbe]

It seems that it is possible only with print -P:

But echo did work with new custom colours as you saw the first image.

[grigorii-horos]

I don't know how it was realized in another plugin (%F{#87afdf})

Try

    c+=(skyblue_ansi '�[38;2;15;161;166m')
    c+=(piltover_ansi '�[38;2;133;133;105m')

[gusbemacbe]

It does not work either, @grigorii-horos:

Maybe it must be @marlonrichert's znap or my zsh configuration. I'll leave my zipped file for both you to analyse.

my_zsh.zip

[marlonrichert]

@gusbemacbe No idea why you are tagging me or what this is about, but if you think it’s a bug in Znap, please open an issue over there.