@jupyter-kit/theme-dorkula

dorkula chrome stylesheet for @jupyter-kit, shipped with the standard 8-theme syntax pack.

What's inside

• dorkula.css — the chrome (notebook frame, prompts, cell layout, prose).
• syntax/<name>.css × 8 — code-cell syntax themes: dracula, github-light, monokai, one-dark, one-light, solarized-dark, solarized-light, vsc-dark-plus.

Pick one chrome stylesheet + one syntax stylesheet. They layer cleanly: the chrome handles everything except the highlighted code colours; the syntax sheet handles only .tok-* rules inside code cells.

Install

pnpm add @jupyter-kit/theme-dorkula

Usage

import '@jupyter-kit/theme-dorkula/dorkula.css';
import '@jupyter-kit/theme-dorkula/syntax/one-dark.css';

That's all — the renderer matches selectors at the .jknb-root scope. No JS, no config.

Mix-and-match

If you need more than one chrome at runtime (e.g. a theme switcher), install @jupyter-kit/theme-all instead — it ships every chrome + every syntax under chrome/ and syntax/ subpaths.

See the theme catalog for previews and the full list of chromes and syntaxes.