w-nightlight
w-nightlight — Night light — warm the screen on a schedule to cut blue light in the evening.
Usage
Usage: w-nightlight <command> [value]
Info: Night light — warm the screen on a schedule to cut blue light in the evening.
Commands:
status [--porcelain] Show mode, temperatures, window and whether it is on now
mode <off|schedule|always>
off never filter
schedule warm between the start and end times
always warm around the clock
temp <K> Night colour temperature, ${TEMP_MIN}-${TEMP_MAX} (lower is warmer)
day <K> Daytime colour temperature — the other end of the ramp.
${IDENTITY_K} (the default) means an untouched screen.
schedule <HH:MM> <HH:MM>
Start and end of the night window (crossing midnight is fine)
transition <minutes> How long the change from day to night takes (0 = instant)
toggle Flip between off and schedule
preview <K|off|reset> Live, NOT saved: try a temperature, drop to neutral, or
(reset) go straight back to what the schedule says
apply Re-compute and ease to what should be on screen right now
help Show this help
Options:
--user <name> Act for that account instead of the invoker (root).
apply.sh --nightlight uses it to render every account,
not just the first one.
Config: ~/.config/w/nightlight.conf (defaults: /usr/share/w/defaults/nightlight.conf)
Renders: ~/.config/hypr/hyprsunset.conf — generated, do not edit by hand
GUI: W Hub -> Displays -> Night light
Exit codes:
0 Success 1 Runtime error 2 Usage error
Examples:
w-nightlight mode schedule
w-nightlight temp 3400
w-nightlight day 6500
w-nightlight schedule 22:30 06:45
w-nightlight transition 30
w-nightlight preview 2700This page is generated from the command's own help text (w-docs-refgen). The
live version of the same text on a W machine: w-nightlight help.