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Splash
Get beautiful wallpapers from unsplash
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Installation
To install splash-cli you must use a node package manager such as yarn or npm.
$ [sudo] npm i -g splash-cli #or yarnUsage
To learn how to use Splash type splash --help into your terminal after installation, also you can read the docs here or the basic version below.
Flags
--id
Parameter
Pick a photo from the id or the url
$ splash --id <id|url>Input: Yes
Type: String
Default: none
save
Subcommand
Save a photo without set it as wallpaper.
$ splash save
$ splash save --dest [path] #or -d
$ splash save --set #or -sREMEMBER: The path is relative to your position. So if you are in ~/Desktop and you have setted . as path, it will save the photo in ~/Desktop.
Input: Yes
Type: String
Default: ~/Pictures/splash_photos
dir
Set default download directory for pictures.
$ splash dir [--flags]
$ splash dir --set [path] #or -sIf no path it will returns the active path.
Input: Yes
Type: String
Default: ~/Pictures/splash_photos
--theme
With this flag splash will detect the photo's brightness and toggle the macOS dark-mode.
$ splash --theme
$ splash -t 
Platform: darwin
Input: none
Type: Boolean
Default: false
Related
- Unsplash - Free do whatever you want high-resolution photos.
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