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@fezchat/themes

v0.1.1

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The classics, worn by fez — Dracula, Nord, Catppuccin, Solarized, One Dark, Tokyo Night, GitHub, Rosé Pine, Everforest. Each a light/dark pair, mapped onto fez's tokens from the projects' published palettes.

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@fezchat/themes

The classics, worn by fez. Install once, pick in Settings → theme — every pack is a light/dark pair, so "auto" follows your OS.

The GUI part is declarative data: npm run build writes dist/gui.json with { "themes": { "name": { "light": {}, "dark": {} } } }. Fez validates and registers these token maps without running extension JavaScript or CSS. The annotated palette source stays in src/gui.ts; no per-theme UI is needed.

| Theme | Dark side | Light side | Upstream | License | |---|---|---|---|---| | dracula | Dracula | Alucard (official) | draculatheme.com | MIT | | nord | Nord | Snow Storm (derived — Nord ships no light) | nordtheme.com | MIT | | catppuccin | Mocha | Latte | catppuccin.com | MIT | | solarized | Dark | Light | ethanschoonover.com/solarized | MIT | | one | One Dark | One Light | Atom | MIT | | tokyo-night | Night | Day | folke/tokyonight.nvim | Apache-2.0 | | github | GitHub Dark | GitHub Light | primer / github-vscode-theme | MIT | | rose-pine | Main | Dawn | rosepinetheme.com | MIT | | everforest | Medium | Light | sainnhe/everforest | MIT | | monokai | Monokai | (derived) | VS Code / TextMate | MIT | | night-owl | Night Owl | Light Owl (official) | sdras/night-owl-vscode-theme | MIT | | ayu | Dark | Light | ayu-theme | MIT | | palenight | Palenight | Material Lighter | Material Theme | MIT | | horizon | Horizon | Bright (official) | jolaleye/horizon-theme-vscode | MIT | | synthwave-84 | SynthWave '84 | (derived) | robb0wen/synthwave-vscode | MIT | | cobalt2 | Cobalt2 | (derived) | wesbos/cobalt2-vscode | MIT | | zenburn | Zenburn | (derived) | Jani Nurminen's classic | permissive | | kanagawa | Wave | Lotus (official) | rebelot/kanagawa.nvim | MIT | | flexoki | Dark | Light | kepano/flexoki | MIT |

Gruvbox is absent on purpose: fez's built-in default theme already wears the Gruvbox palette.

How the mapping works

fez themes are eighteen CSS tokens. Each port maps semantically, not literally: the theme's signature color becomes --accent, its grounds become bg0/bg1/bg2, its own light variant supplies the day side — never an inversion. Tokens with no upstream equivalent (the --bg-mine pool behind your own messages, the rail, some hairlines) are derived from the palette's grounds and tinted toward the accent; every derived value is marked derived in src/gui.ts. Fonts are untouched — these are color themes.

All palettes belong to their authors; this package only re-expresses them as fez token packs, with gratitude.