This program will cycle through a list of images, set them as the desktop wallpaper and set your iterm2 color scheme to match the wallpaper. It only works on macOS. The flow is as follows:

1. Select a random image from a specified directory (default: $HOME/Pictures/Wallpapers)
2. Create a iterm colorscheme from that image (using pywal)
3. Set the desktop wallpaper to that image
4. Set the iterm colorscheme to the colorscheme created in step 2
5. Wait for the given interval
6. Repeat steps 1-5 until all images in the directory have been used

Install pywal (Use this fork: https://github.com/robwaz/pywal, the orignal one might be buggy for Mac OS)

1. git clone https://github.com/robwaz/pywal
2. cd pywal
3. sudo pip3 install -e ./

Install coreutils (for the shuf command)

1. brew install coreutils

1. git clone https://github.com/neysanfoo/wallpaper-changer.git
2. cd wallpaper-changer
3. chmod +x run.sh
4. chmod +x wallpaper.sh
5. ./run.sh

Set the path to the directory containing the images in ./wallpaper.sh. By deafult, the path is set to $HOME/Pictures/Wallpapers.

export wallpaper_path=$HOME/Pictures/Wallpapers

You can change the interval in ./wallpaper.sh. The default is 60 minutes.

Add the following line to your .zshrc file to set the colorscheme on startup.

cat $HOME/.cache/wal/sequences