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@kadal/theme-ocean

v0.12.0

Published

Ocean, a theme for Kadal Deck (@kadal/deck). Kadal's own theme: the sea's palette from sunlit shallows to midnight water, calm gradients and polished type.

Readme

@kadal/theme-ocean

Build it. Rehearse it. Own the room. Kadal Deck has your back for the whole talk, from the first idea to the last applause. A theme is how your talk looks on the day, on the projector and on every phone in the room.

Take the tour · Docs

Ocean, a theme for Kadal Deck. Kadal's own theme. Kadal is Tamil for the sea, and the palette is the one kadal.cc dives through: sunlit shallows in the light scheme (foam, sky and deep-sea ink), midnight water in the dark one (twilight blue, bioluminescent cyan, lure amber). Calm gradients for the page, Catamaran for type, Night Owl for code. Made to be a good default for a new deck.

All 17 themes · Themes and backgrounds · Writing a theme · Source

Use it

@kadal/deck ships this theme, so theme: ocean works with nothing else installed. Install the package only to give the deck a copy of its own, at a version you pick:

npm install @kadal/theme-ocean
---
theme: ocean
themeConfig:            # all optional
  accent: "#1d63a8"
  accentDark: "#5ff7ff"
  waves: true
---

The deck plugin brings the stylesheet and the module in; nothing to import. The prebuilt shell (the hosted builder, published decks) bundles this theme already. Schemes: light and dark. Fonts: Catamaran (text and headings), JetBrains Mono (code), loaded through the theme's config.fonts. Code colours: Shiki's night-owl-light / night-owl. Every deck's theme menu (T) offers it already; list it (themes: [ocean, minimal]) to put it near the top, load its stylesheet with the deck, and give code its own colours when it is picked.

themeConfig

Every key arrives on the deck root as a CSS variable (accentDark → --theme-accent-dark); the theme reads them with fallbacks, so set only what you change.

| key | type | default | what it does | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | accent | colour | #1d63a8 | The accent in the light scheme (links, bullets, the progress bar). | | accentDark | colour | #5ff7ff | The accent in the dark scheme. Without it, a set accent is lifted towards white. | | waves | boolean | true | false hides the swells along the cover's foot. |

Layouts

Every built-in layout is styled (default, center, cover, intro, section, end, fact, quote, statement, full, two-cols, two-cols-header, image, image-left, image-right, iframe, iframe-left, iframe-right), and the theme adds:

| layout | what | | --- | --- | | waves | A cover with the sea moving along the bottom edge. align: center centres it. The swells stand still under prefers-reduced-motion and in print. | | depth | A section opener: its number (counted, or n:), a label (depth: "200 m · twilight") and a sounding line down the side marking how far into the deck it is. |

Components

| component | what | | --- | --- | | <Wave /> | A single swell as a divider, in the accent colour; flip turns it over. |

Preview

preview/deck.mdx walks through every layout and component (theme: ../). In this repository:

bun run --filter @kadal/theme-ocean dev       # the preview deck, live
node tools/theme-shots.mjs ocean               # screenshots in light and dark, contrast and overflow checks

Accessibility and print

Body and muted text meet WCAG AA (4.5:1) on the page and on cards in every scheme the theme draws (checked by tools/theme-shots.mjs). Anything that moves stands still under prefers-reduced-motion and on a still copy; printed pages and exports drop shadows and glows.

Licence

AGPL-3.0-or-later, like the engine (see LICENSE); a commercial licence is available — see LICENSING.