Catppuccin for Rust
Usage
Add Catppuccin to your project's Cargo.toml:
$ cargo add catppuccin
Example
struct Button {
text: String,
background_color: String,
};
fn confirm(text: String) -> Button {
Button {
text,
background_color: catppuccin::PALETTE.mocha.colors.green.hex.to_string(),
}
}
More examples can be found here.
Optional Features
ANSI string painting
Enable the ansi-term feature to add the
Color::ansi_paint method.
This adds ansi-term as a dependency.
Example: examples/term_grid.rs
Bevy
Enable the bevy feature to enable the conversion of Catppuccin colors to
[bevy::prelude::Color] instances.
This adds bevy as a dependency.
Example: examples/bevy.rs
CSS colors
Enable the css-colors feature to enable the conversion of Catppuccin colors to
[css_colors::RGB] instances.
This adds css-colors as a dependency.
Example: examples/css.rs
Iced
Enable the iced feature to enable the conversion of Catppuccin colors to
[iced::Color] instances.
This adds iced as a dependency.
Example: examples/iced.rs
Ratatui
Enable the ratatui feature to enable the conversion of Catppuccin colors to
[ratatui::style::Color] instances.
This adds ratatui as a dependency.
Example: examples/ratatui.rs
Serde
Enable the serde feature to enable the serialization of Catppuccin's palette,
flavor, and color types.
This adds serde as a dependency.
Example: examples/serde.rs
Contributing
This project uses pre-commit to maintain consistent code style and standards.
See also CONTRIBUTING.md
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