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@nick_tag_tech/themes

v0.1.2

Published

Shared theme catalog and adapters for Nick's apps (web, CLI, Electron). Strongly-typed semantic color tokens, CSS variable + xterm adapters, and first-paint bootstrap.

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@nick_tag_tech/themes

Published on npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@nick_tag_tech/themes

One source of truth for Nick's color themes across every project — SPAs, web apps, Electron apps, and terminal/CLI experiences. Strongly-typed semantic color tokens, a framework-agnostic core, and optional Vue/Pinia/terminal adapters.

Ported verbatim from nicktagportal (packages/types/src/themes). 17 themes, 16 semantic color keys each, solarized-light as the default.

Install

bun add @nick_tag_tech/themes
# or consume by Git URL during early integration:
bun add github:notTag/DesignSystem

vue and pinia are optional peer dependencies (only needed for those adapters).

Core usage (framework-agnostic)

import {
  themes,
  themeList,
  DEFAULT_THEME_ID,
  applyThemeToElement,
  toCssVariables,
  type Theme,
  type ThemeColors,
  type ThemeId,
} from '@nick_tag_tech/themes'

// Apply to <html> (writes --color-* vars + data-theme-type)
applyThemeToElement(themes['solarized-dark'])

// Or get a plain record for your own rendering
const vars = toCssVariables(themes['gruvbox'].colors)
// { '--color-surface': '#...', ... }

First-paint bootstrap (no flash)

Inline this in <head> before your bundle to apply the saved theme synchronously:

import { createBootstrapScript } from '@nick_tag_tech/themes/bootstrap'

const inline = createBootstrapScript('nicksite-theme')
// <script>${inline}</script>

themeCssVariableMap and resolveThemeId are also exported for custom bootstrap logic.

Terminal / xterm

import { toTerminalTheme } from '@nick_tag_tech/themes/terminal'

terminal.options.theme = toTerminalTheme(themes['hermes'].colors)

The returned shape is structurally compatible with @xterm/xterm's ITheme (the core package carries no xterm dependency).

Vue + Pinia adapters

// Pinia store factory — preserves preview/confirm + localStorage persistence
import { createThemeStore } from '@nick_tag_tech/themes/pinia'
export const useThemeStore = createThemeStore({ storageKey: 'nicksite-theme' })

// Vue effect — applies the reactive theme to the DOM on change
import { useThemeEffect } from '@nick_tag_tech/themes/vue'
import { storeToRefs } from 'pinia'

const { currentTheme } = storeToRefs(useThemeStore())
useThemeEffect(currentTheme)

Persistence conventions

Storage keys are documented, not forced. Override via the adapter options.

| Consumer | Storage key | | ------------------- | -------------------- | | Shell / site theme | nicksite-theme | | CLI terminal theme | nicksite-cli-theme |

CSS variables

| Theme color key | CSS variable | | ---------------- | ------------------------ | | surface | --color-surface | | surfaceRaised | --color-surface-raised | | surfaceOverlay | --color-surface-overlay| | text | --color-text | | textMuted | --color-text-muted | | textOnAccent | --color-text-on-accent | | accent | --color-accent | | accentCyan | --color-accent-cyan | | accentYellow | --color-accent-yellow | | destructive | --color-destructive | | link | --color-link | | linkHover | --color-link-hover | | border | --color-border | | headerBg | --color-header-bg | | selection | --color-selection | | hover | --color-hover |

Scripts

bun install
bun test          # registry, css vars, terminal, bootstrap
bun run typecheck # tsc --noEmit (strict)
bun run build     # emit ESM + .d.ts to dist/

Migrating nicktagportal

  1. Add @nick_tag_tech/themes as a dependency.
  2. Replace imports from @/themes / @ntypes/themes with @nick_tag_tech/themes.
  3. Swap the local useTheme CSS-var application for applyThemeToElement / useThemeEffect, and the local stores for createThemeStore.
  4. Replace the CLI's toXtermTheme with toTerminalTheme from @nick_tag_tech/themes/terminal.
  5. Move first-paint bootstrap to createBootstrapScript.
  6. Keep temporary re-exports in packages/types/src/themes if needed, then delete the duplicated theme files once consumers are migrated.

Adding a theme

  1. Add src/themes/<id>.ts exporting a Theme with all 16 color keys.
  2. Register it in src/themes/index.ts (themes, themeList) and add the id to the ThemeId union in src/themes/types.ts.
  3. bun test — the registry test fails if a color key is missing or ordering drifts.