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Custom themes
See original GitHub issueAtm, the UI is not definitive, but once it’ll be frozen, we’ll be able to do something about it.
- requires #87: Compile Sass on the fly
- replace the native dark theme toggle by a
select - define where the user has to place those themes (
.config/museeks/themes?) - define how we scan these themes
- create a
museeks-theme-builderwith a doc on how to create custom themes
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:14 (7 by maintainers)
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Sass was used before. CSS variables can be changed at runtime, Sass variables only at build time.
This means using Sass for themes is complex: itneeds to be compiled to CSS, stored on drive, it takes time and is not user-friendly.
With thre refactoring, the themes are just JSON files declaring CSS variables, which make them easy to write and parse, in exchange of the number of things that can be changed (which imo is a good thing, to keep Museeks consistent between themes)
I think this would be a pretty cool addition to the app. I’m picturing something like Atom’s theme installer. But I agree this isn’t a 1.0 kind of feature.