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If you installed Wave pre-v0.9.0 your configuration file will be located at
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`~/.waveterm/config/settings.json`.
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`~/.waveterm/config/settings.json`. This includes all of the other configuration
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files as well: `termthemes.json`, `presets.json`, and `widgets.json`.
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### Terminal Theming
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User-defined terminal themes are located in `~/.waveterm/config/termthemes.json`. This JSON file is structured as an object, with each sub-key defining a theme.
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User-defined terminal themes are located in `~/.config/waveterm/termthemes.json`. This JSON file is structured as an object, with each sub-key defining a theme.
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Themes are applied by right-clicking on the terminal's header bar and selecting an entry from the "Themes" sub-menu. Alternatively they can be applied to
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the block's metadata key `term:theme`. This uses the JSON key value as the identifier. Note, for best consistency all colors should be of the format "#rrggbb" or "#rrggbbaa" (aa = alpha channel for transparency).
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# Terminal and CLI Widgets
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A terminal widget, or CLI widget, is a widget that simply opens a terminal and runs a CLI command. These widgets are managed in the `~/.waveterm/config/widgets.json` file.
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A terminal widget, or CLI widget, is a widget that simply opens a terminal and runs a CLI command.
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These widgets are managed in the `~/.config/waveterm/widgets.json` file.
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