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@e412/rnui-themes

v0.1.0

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CSS themes for [`@e412/rnui-react`](../react) — 8 built-in presets, a `data-theme` attribute system, full Tailwind CSS v4 integration, and the OKLch color space for perceptually uniform palettes.

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@e412/rnui-themes

CSS themes for @e412/rnui-react — 8 built-in presets, a data-theme attribute system, full Tailwind CSS v4 integration, and the OKLch color space for perceptually uniform palettes.

pnpm add @e412/rnui-themes

Quick start

@import 'tailwindcss';
@import '@e412/rnui-themes';

That gives you the warm-neutral default theme. Add presets to unlock the built-in themes:

@import '@e412/rnui-themes';
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/presets';
<html data-theme="ocean"></html>

Built-in presets

| Theme | Personality | Font | Radius | | --------- | ----------------------------- | ------------------------ | ---------- | | oxide | Editorial craft, warm copper | Bitter + DM Sans | 0.375rem | | ocean | Smooth aquatic, deep teal | Plus Jakarta Sans | 0.875rem | | violet | Luxury creative, rich purple | Outfit | 1rem | | forest | Organic natural, deep emerald | Fraunces + Source Sans 3 | 0.5rem | | rose | Soft & bubbly, warm pink | Nunito | 1.25rem | | amber | Sharp & energetic, golden | Sora | 0.25rem | | slate | Professional tech, blue-gray | Geist | 0.5rem | | crimson | Brutalist bold, scarlet | Instrument Sans | 0 |

Themes declare --font-sans and sometimes --font-heading, but don't load the fonts — that's your choice (Google Fonts, next/font, self-hosted). Each preset's CSS file documents the Google Fonts URL in its header comment.

Dark mode

The docs and most apps expect a .dark class on <html>:

<html data-theme="ocean" class="dark"></html>

You can also scope themes to containers:

<div data-theme="rose">...</div>

Custom themes

Define any [data-theme="..."] selector in your CSS:

@import '@e412/rnui-themes';
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/presets';

[data-theme='brand'] {
  --font-sans: 'My Brand Font', sans-serif;
  --radius: 0.75rem;
  --primary: oklch(0.55 0.2 180);
  --primary-foreground: oklch(0.97 0.01 180);
  /* Anything not listed inherits from the defaults */
}

[data-theme='brand'].dark,
.dark [data-theme='brand'] {
  --primary: oklch(0.72 0.18 180);
  --primary-foreground: oklch(0.15 0.03 180);
}

Extending a preset

Since themes are plain CSS, your overrides cascade naturally:

@import '@e412/rnui-themes/presets';

/* Start from Ocean, customize the primary */
[data-theme='ocean'] {
  --primary: oklch(0.48 0.15 220);
}

Runtime switching

document.documentElement.dataset.theme = 'violet'

Available tokens

Colors: --background, --foreground, --card, --popover, --primary, --secondary, --muted, --accent, --destructive, --success, --info, --warning, --border, --input, --ring, --focus, --invert — each with a matching -foreground pair.

Charts: --chart-1 through --chart-5 — each theme tunes these to harmonize with its primary hue.

Sidebar: --sidebar, --sidebar-foreground, --sidebar-primary, --sidebar-accent, --sidebar-border, --sidebar-ring.

Shape: --radius. Derived sizes (--radius-sm through --radius-4xl) are computed via @theme inline.

Typography: --font-sans, --font-heading (falls back to --font-sans).

Imports

@import '@e412/rnui-themes'; /* everything: base + light + dark */
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/base'; /* reset + body font + heading */
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/light'; /* light variables on :root */
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/dark'; /* dark variables on .dark */
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/presets'; /* all 8 presets as [data-theme] */

/* Individual presets (sets :root directly — use for single-theme apps) */
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/oxide';
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/ocean';
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/violet';
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/forest';
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/rose';
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/amber';
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/slate';
@import '@e412/rnui-themes/crimson';

License

MIT