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@natsuneko-laboratory/makit-theme-terminal

v0.7.0

Published

A monospace, square-cornered Makit theme for CLI and infrastructure documentation.

Readme

@natsuneko-laboratory/makit-theme-terminal

A Makit theme for documentation that lives next to a shell: CLIs, daemons, build tools, infrastructure. Monospace throughout, square corners, and a phosphor accent.

Install

pnpm add @natsuneko-laboratory/makit-theme-terminal
// makit.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from "@natsuneko-laboratory/makit";

export default defineConfig({
  theme: {
    extends: "@natsuneko-laboratory/makit-theme-terminal",
  },
});

The theme's manifest supplies radius: "none", accentColor: "green", and a GitHub code theme, so nothing else is required. Anything set in makit.config.ts takes priority over those defaults.

Accents

theme.accentColor accepts the names below, or any CSS color (used as-is for both schemes).

| Name | Light | Dark | | --------- | --------- | --------- | | green | #15803d | #4ade80 | | amber | #b45309 | #fbbf24 | | cyan | #0e7490 | #22d3ee | | magenta | #a21caf | #e879f9 | | blue | #1d4ed8 | #60a5fa | | red | #b91c1c | #f87171 | | white | #27272a | #e4e4e7 |

Both palettes meet WCAG AA against their background for body, subtle, and accent text.

Slots

The theme implements fourteen slots:

RootLayout, DocsPage, PortalHomePage, NotFoundPage, Header, Sidebar, NavigationItems, Breadcrumbs, PageHeader, PrevNextLinks, TableOfContents, Footer, ThemeToggle, ThemeVariables.

Everything else falls back to Makit's standard theme. Those components read the same --makit-color-* variables this theme redefines, and the bundled stylesheet squares off their corners, so they match without being rewritten.

Known limitations

theme.radius has no effect — square corners are the point of the theme, and the stylesheet enforces them on the components it does not own. Rendered Markdown is excluded from that rule, so authored content keeps whatever shape it asks for.

License

MIT