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Originally posted by spenserblack February 14, 2022
Just an idea that popped into my head. Making discussion to see if its worth doing.
I'm thinking that, like how GitHub uses linguist to have a colored bar of languages, we could do the same. Each of the languages currently has a "primary" color (the 1st defined color), and we already break down the percentages, so most of the work is already done. Like the current color bar, it would be a series of colored blocks.
For example, if a project is 50% JavaScript, 40% Html, and 10% Sh, then there would be 5 yellow blocks, 4 red blocks, and 1 green block.
The biggest downside that I can think of is that there could be some confusion/clutter with both a language breakdown colored bar and the neofetch-like color bar.
Per the linked discussion, the current idea is that a GitHub-like colored breakdown of the top languages, with a legend mapping the colored blocks to their languages, would be a fun feature to have. See discussion for more details.
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Originally posted by spenserblack February 14, 2022
Just an idea that popped into my head. Making discussion to see if its worth doing.
I'm thinking that, like how GitHub uses linguist to have a colored bar of languages, we could do the same. Each of the languages currently has a "primary" color (the 1st defined color), and we already break down the percentages, so most of the work is already done. Like the current color bar, it would be a series of colored blocks.
For example, if a project is 50%
JavaScript
, 40%Html
, and 10%Sh
, then there would be 5 yellow blocks, 4 red blocks, and 1 green block.The biggest downside that I can think of is that there could be some confusion/clutter with both a language breakdown colored bar and the
neofetch
-like color bar.Per the linked discussion, the current idea is that a GitHub-like colored breakdown of the top languages, with a legend mapping the colored blocks to their languages, would be a fun feature to have. See discussion for more details.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: