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# Nextcloud Themer
An application for theming a Nextcloud instance. Made for next.abtmtr.link to make the instance more interesting than just "Nextcloud".
An application for theming a Nextcloud instance. Made for next.abtmtr.link to make the instance more interesting-looking than just saying "Nextcloud".
To use this application, just run "npm run dev". Alternatively, you can run it in a cron job in order to create a shuffling effect on your instance.
To use this application, follow the setup instructions in `/example/README.md`, then run `npm run dev`. Alternatively, you can run it in a cron job in order to create a shuffling effect on your instance.
For next.abtmtr.link, this script is run every hour on the dot.

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# The URL of your Nextcloud instance.
NEXTCLOUD_INSTANCE=nextcloud.cool
# The username of the admin user you will use to change the theme.
NEXTCLOUD_LOGIN=myname
# An app password generated by Nextcloud. DO NOT USE YOUR ACCOUNT PASSWORD!
NEXTCLOUD_PASSWORD=app-password-please

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image/png -- MIME type - usually "image/png" or "image/jpeg"
#FFFF00 -- Accent color - in hex
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If you are on Windows or any system that uses `CR LF`, make sure you are saving the file with `LF` and not `CR LF`. Text editors like Notepad++ and Visual Studio Code should support changing this.
If you are on Windows or any system that uses `CR LF`, make sure you are saving the file with `LF` and not `CR LF`. Text editors like Notepad++ and Visual Studio Code should support changing this.
You can copy the .txt to create as many themes as you desire. Make sure they have identifiable names.
Once you are done, the application should see the `/themes/` folder and work well.