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UI based tool for setting one of the 100+ included colors themes to existing putty sessions (with preview) or export to VS Code

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puttier

Change colors to putty sessions or export a theme to the clipboard in json for Visual Studio Code.

Description

It is possible to use the command line tool, example:

py.exe -m puttier.nogui

or the GUI:

py.exe -m puttier

put Below a screenshot of the UI

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Note: the terminal displayed in the UI is a reproduction.

Quick how to

Donwload release 1.0 from https://github.com/anonimoanemico/puttier/archive/refs/tags/v.1.0.0.zip Unzip in a folder Select file name gui.py Right click to open with Python3 image

Build and install

Otherwise you can build the egg package and run the executable, with the following steps:

Prerequisits

If you don't have build

py -m pip install build

Build

git clone https://github.com/anonimoanemico/puttier.git
cd puttier
py -m build

Install

Using pip3 or another pip version

py -m pip install .\dist\puttier-0.0.4-py3-none-any.whl

Run

If your PATH variable contains the path to your Python script folder than you can simply execute:

puttier

Otherwise locate where Scripts are installed (normally in Scripts folder inside your local Python install dir) and do:

cd C:\Users\MYUSER\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\Scripts
puttier

Credits

Color schemas are kindly provided:

Thanks all contributors for sharing those files!

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