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+# KDE Material You Colors
+### Automatic Material You Colors Generator from your wallpaper for the Plasma Desktop
- mkdir -p /home/luis/.local/share/color-schemes/
+This is a Python program that uses the [C# implementation](https://github.com/material-foundation/material-color-utilities) of Google's [Material Color Utilities](https://github.com/material-foundation/material-color-utilities) by @albi005, to extract a color from an image and then generate a Material Design 3 color scheme. Which is used to Generate both Light and Dark Color Themes for KDE.
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+### Video demo:
+https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15076387/159639387-d0a52b1e-ab67-431d-bee0-a7461cdfe408.mp4
+
+# Installing:
+### Arch Linux:
+```sh
+git clone https://github.com/luisbocanegra/kde-material-you-colors
+cd kde-material-you-colors
+makepkg -si
+```
+### Building instructions:
+`Soon™`
+
+# Usage:
+Run `kde-material-you-colors` from terminal
+### Options
+`--monitor, -m` Monitor to get wallpaper (default is 0)
+
+`--light -l` Enable Light mode (default is Dark)
+
+`--dark -d` Enable Dark mode (override user config)
+
+`--plugin -p` Wallpaper plugin id (default is org.kde.image) you can find them in: /usr/share/plasma/wallpapers/ or /.local/share/plasma/wallpapers
+`--file -f` Text file that contains wallpaper absolute path (Takes precedence over all the other options)
+
+# Configuration:
+```ini
+[CUSTOM]
+# File containing absolute path (Takes precedance over all the other as they are not needed)
+#file = /tmp/000_eDP-1_current_wallpaper
+
+# Use light scheme (True or False)
+light = False
+
+# Screen? containment number (Integer)
+monitor = 1
+
+# Wallpaper plugin id (string)
+plugin = org.kde.images
+```
+Save the sample configuration to `/home/luis/.config/kde-material-you-colors/config.conf`
+
+And `kde-material-you-colors` with no arguments from terminal to test it.
+
+# Start on login with systemd
+After testing your configuration you can enable the user service to start on login:
+``systemctl enable --user kde-material-you-colors.service``
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