If you are a git user, you can install the theme and keep up to date by cloning the repo:
git clone https://github.com/dracula/macos-dracula-colour-picker.git
cd macos-dracula-colour-pickerDownload using the GitHub .zip download option and unzip them.
- Unzip the zip if you downloaded it, or cd to the checkout
- Fire up a terminal in the directory, and run the one-liner (you could use finder, if you prefer; you might need to
shift-command-g->~/Library/Colorsthough). - I should advise you to review every copy/paste line you get on the internet, but realise this is often quite futile… but anyhow…
- Review, amend, copy and paste the right one liner for your shell (MacOS default is now zsh).
for f in *.clr(N); do [[ ! -e $HOME/Library/Colors/$f ]] && ln -s "$PWD/$f" "$HOME/Library/Colors/$f" && echo "Linked $f"; donefor f in *.clr; do [ -e "$f" ] || continue; [ ! -e "$HOME/Library/Colors/$f" ] && ln -s "$PWD/$f" "$HOME/Library/Colors/$f" && echo "Linked $f"; doneBoth options make symlinks to the clr files in this repo in ~/Library/Colors, if the files don't already exist.
Updating this repo (git pull) should be all you need to do if/when I update the new colour palettes (which due to idiotic ways of MacOS needs to be done manually)… yes, I've tried in TypeScript, Python, Swift, Base64…