User Configuration

Configuration .toml

Pitop uses .toml as its configuration file. A default pitop.toml is located in the /pitop/pitop folder.

This file can be configured in line with .toml syntax to edit the colors of pitop.

Example

# Palette Configuration for Pitop

[palette]
# Header color configuration
header_fg = "black"
header_bg = "light blue"

# Footer color configuration
footer_fg = "black"
footer_bg = "light blue"

# Highlighted item color configuration
highlighted_fg = "black"
highlighted_bg = "yellow"

Note

Your terminal configuration has the most impact on the aesthetic of terminal apps like Pitop, if you are trying to recreate the look and feel of Pitop screenshots on the main GitHub page you should use Everforest or Eternalforest .dotfiles to achieve the following palette.