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@tale-ui/themes

v2.2.0

Published

Optional standard and monochrome themes for Tale UI.

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tale-uithemesdesign-tokenscss

Readme

@tale-ui/themes

Optional themes for Tale UI. A standard theme has distinct brand and neutral colours. A monochrome theme derives both scales from one named colour, matching the Theme Playground's Monochrome theme option.

The package ships both collections as static production CSS plus typed metadata. The initial monochrome suite is sourced from Bento Browser's seven non-default workspace themes.

Installation

pnpm add @tale-ui/themes

@tale-ui/css is installed as a dependency. Import the theme stylesheet after Tale UI's base or component styles:

import '@tale-ui/react-styles';
import '@tale-ui/themes/themes.css';

Apply a theme

Use the data attribute when themes are controlled from JavaScript:

import { applyStandardTheme } from '@tale-ui/themes';

applyStandardTheme('harbour'); // Sets data-tale-theme="harbour" on <html>.

Monochrome themes use a separate attribute so an identically named standard theme, such as Terracotta, remains unambiguous:

import { applyMonochromeTheme } from '@tale-ui/themes';

applyMonochromeTheme('terracotta'); // Sets data-tale-monochrome-theme="terracotta".

The apply helpers remove the other collection's attribute from the target, keeping theme selection mutually exclusive.

Or apply a CSS class directly:

<html class="standard-theme-harbour"></html>
<html class="monochrome-theme-antique"></html>

Both forms may be applied to a nested container when a section needs its own palette. Tale UI's light mode, dark mode, and foreground contrast aliases continue to work.

Available standard themes

harbour · lagoon · blueprint · violet-dusk · wildflower · terracotta · amber-grove · fern

import { STANDARD_THEMES, type StandardThemeId } from '@tale-ui/themes';

const options = STANDARD_THEMES.map(({ id, name, description, brandPalette, neutralPalette }) => ({
  id: id satisfies StandardThemeId,
  name,
  description,
  brandSwatch: brandPalette.find(({ shade }) => shade === 60)?.hex,
  neutralSwatch: neutralPalette.find(({ shade }) => shade === 60)?.hex,
}));

Available monochrome themes

antique · forest · mauve · mountain-meadow · rosewater · teal · terracotta

import { MONOCHROME_THEMES, type MonochromeThemeId } from '@tale-ui/themes';

const options = MONOCHROME_THEMES.map(({ id, name, description, color, brandPalette }) => ({
  id: id satisfies MonochromeThemeId,
  name,
  description,
  anchor: color,
  swatch: brandPalette.find(({ shade }) => shade === 60)?.hex,
}));

Development

Standard and monochrome theme definitions are canonical in src/themes.ts. Standard palettes use the public generator in @tale-ui/utils/color; the package-local monochrome generator preserves the Theme Playground algorithm without requiring a coordinated Utils release. The committed src/themes.css is generated from those definitions.

pnpm generate
pnpm generate:check
pnpm test
pnpm build
pnpm test:package

Extraction boundary

The package has no React or playground dependency. Its public surface is the metadata entry point and generated CSS export, so it can move to its own repository later without changing consumer imports. Its only Tale UI dependencies are the core token contract and shared colour utilities.

License

MIT