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# Exiftool

These files were downloaded from https://exiftool.org/index.html
- The `win` version was renamed from `exiftool(-k).exe` to `exiftool.exe`. This one does not need the `lib` folder.
- The `nix` version was extracted from the Perl archive (first download link), renamed from `exiftool` to `exiftool.pl`. This one requires the `lib` folder.

Current version: 12.23 (April 1, 2021)
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# Test images
It would be nice to have automated tests for ensuring we support all image types and filenames we intend to support, but it's quite difficult to set up.

For now, just add this directory as a Location in Allusion to confirm all files we want to support show up properly.
Feel free to add more test images.
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# Custom themes

This folder contains a couple of theme presets, that will be copied to the user's Allusion custom themes directory when installing Allusion.

## Creating a custom theme
The default theme of Allusion can be used as a reference, which can be found in the `/resources/style/remake/themes.scss` file of Allusion's source code, which can be found [here](https://github.com/allusion-app/Allusion/blob/master/resources/style/remake/themes.scss).

Feel free to share yours and try those of others through the [Github Discussions](https://github.com/allusion-app/Allusion/discussions/categories/show-and-tell)!

## Loading a custom theme
1. Open the settings panel
2. In Appearance > Theme Customization, click the Folder button to open the "themes" folder
3. Copy one of the preset files or create a new `.css` file with the name of your theme and customize it to your liking
4. Click the Refresh button in the settings panel
5. Pick the theme from the dropdown menu
6. Enjoy!

## DevTools
The built-in Chrome Dev Tools can be used to preview colors intuitively before noting them down in a CSS file. It can be accessed through the settings panel at Advanced > Toggle DevTools or by pressing `Ctrl + Shift + I` in the main Allusion window.

The theme colors are applied through the `.light` and `.dark` classes, which are set on the first HTML child element of `body > #app`.

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