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feat(heatmap): configurable heatmap color schemes (Windows + macOS) - #152
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Add a heatmap color setting with 7 presets (default blue, warm, spectrum, green, teal, purple, rose) plus a custom low/high color picked from the system color dialog. The settings card shows a live palette preview and open heatmap windows repaint immediately. Default palette is unchanged.
Mirror the Windows heatmap color setting: same presets and gradient math, custom low/high colors via NSColorWell, palette preview in settings, and live repaint of open heatmap views. Default palette is unchanged.
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…ground app attribution debugtheworldbot#151) # Conflicts: # KeyStats.Windows/KeyStats/Models/AppSettings.cs # KeyStats.Windows/KeyStats/Properties/Strings.cs # KeyStats.Windows/KeyStats/Properties/Strings.resx # KeyStats.Windows/KeyStats/Properties/Strings.zh-Hans.resx # KeyStats.Windows/KeyStats/Properties/Strings.zh-Hant.resx # KeyStats/en.lproj/Localizable.strings # KeyStats/zh-Hans.lproj/Localizable.strings # KeyStats/zh-Hant.lproj/Localizable.strings # Package.swift
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Summary
Adds a heatmap color scheme setting on both Windows and macOS. The default palette stays exactly as it is today.
ColorDialogon Windows,NSColorWellon macOS)settings_heatmap_color_schemeandsettings_heatmap_custom_coloron Windows,setting_heatmap_color_schemeon macOSNew settings (backward compatible; missing or unknown values fall back to the default)
heatmapColorSchemedefault/warm/spectrum/green/teal/purple/rose/customdefaultheatmapCustomLowColor#RRGGBB#FFE082heatmapCustomHighColor#RRGGBB#C62828Windows stores these in
settings.jsonand macOS stores them inUserDefaults. The palette math lives inHeatmapPalette:KeyStats.Windows/KeyStats/Helpers/HeatmapPalette.cson Windows, and insideKeyboardHeatmapViewController.swifton macOS. Both ports use the same color stops. No new Swift files, soproject.pbxprojis untouched.Screenshots (Windows)
Default (unchanged)
Warm
Spectrum
Green
Custom (light blue → purple)
Test plan
dotnet build -c Debugpasses with 0 warnings, and the screenshots above come from that buildsettings.jsonwithout the new keys still loads with the default palette🤖 Generated with Claude Code