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@webtui/theme-everforest

v0.0.3

Published

A port of the [Everforest](https://github.com/sainnhe/everforest) color palette to [WebTUI](https://github.com/webtui/webtui).

Readme

@webtui/theme-everforest

A port of the Everforest color palette to WebTUI.

Provides additional variants for the listed components in the base WebTUI library and supports both dark (default) and light themes with multiple contrast levels.

Installation

Install the theme with your preferred package manager

bun i @webtui/theme-everforest
npm i @webtui/theme-everforest
yarn add @webtui/theme-everforest
pnpm i @webtui/theme-everforest

Ensure you import the theme after all the other stylesheets from @webtui/css or the styles will not be applied.

@layer base, utils, components;

@import "@webtui/css/base.css";
@import "@webtui/css/components/typography.css";
/* ... */

@import "@webtui/theme-everforest";

Set the data-webtui-theme attribute on the <html> tag or a container element.

<html data-webtui-theme="everforest-dark-medium"></html>

To only apply the theme to a specific element:

<html data-webtui-theme="dark">
  <!-- Example base theme -->
  <body>
    <div data-webtui-theme="everforest-light-hard">
      <!-- everforest light-hard styles applied here -->
    </div>
    <div data-webtui-theme="everforest-dark-soft">
      <!-- Gruvbox dark-soft styles applied here -->
    </div>
  </body>
</html>

Variants

Supports dark and light modes, each with hard, medium, and soft contrast levels.

  • everforest, everforest-dark, and everforest-dark-medium are the same
  • everforest-light and everforest-light-medium are the same
<html data-webtui-theme="everforest"></html>
<html data-webtui-theme="everforest-dark"></html>
<html data-webtui-theme="everforest-dark-medium"></html>
<html data-webtui-theme="everforest-dark-hard"></html>
<html data-webtui-theme="everforest-dark-soft"></html>

<html data-webtui-theme="everforest-light"></html>
<html data-webtui-theme="everforest-light-medium"></html>
<html data-webtui-theme="everforest-light-hard"></html>
<html data-webtui-theme="everforest-light-soft"></html>

Components

Components affected/modified by the theme:

Typography

  • Colors headings from h1 to h6 using var(--ef-green).
  • Inline <a> tags are underlined and colored var(--ef-blue), changing to var(--ef-aqua) on hover.
  • Inline <code> tags are colored var(--ef-orange).
<h1>Heading 1</h1>
<!-- ... -->
<h6>Heading 6</h6>

<p><a href="https://example.com">Link</a> <code>Inline Code</code></p>

Badge

Adds additional variants to badges matching Everforest accent colors.

<span is-="badge" variant-="red">red</span>
<!-- ... -->
<span is-="badge" variant-="aqua">aqua</span>
<span is-="badge" variant-="orange">orange</span>

Button

Adds additional variants to buttons matching Everforest accent colors.

<button variant-="red">red</button>
<!-- ... -->
<button variant-="aqua">aqua</button>
<button variant-="orange">orange</button>

CSS Variables

Adds the following CSS variables within the base layer, each of which change based on the theme variant

[data-webtui-theme="everforest-*-*"] {
  --red: #e67e80;
  --orange: #e69875;
  --yellow: #dbbc7f;
  --green: #a7c080;
  --blue: #7fbbb3;
  --aqua: #83c092;
  --purple: #d699b6;
  --fg: #d3c6aa;
  --statusline1: #a7c080;
  --statusline2: #d3c6aa;
  --statusline3: #e67e80;
  --gray0: #7a8478;
  --gray1: #859289;
  --gray2: #9da9a0;

  --bg-dim: #232a2e;
  --bg0: #2d353b;
  --bg1: #343f44;
  --bg2: #3d484d;
  --bg3: #475258;
  --bg4: #4f585e;
  --bg5: #56635f;
  --bg-red: #4c3743;
  --bg-visual: #493b40;
  --bg-yellow: #45443c;
  --bg-green: #3c4841;
  --bg-blue: #384b55;
}

The base background/foreground colors use the following CSS variables from the Everforest palette

[data-webtui-theme="everforest-*-*"] {
  --background0: var(--bg0);
  --background1: var(--bg1);
  --background2: var(--bg2);
  --background3: var(--bg3);

  --foreground0: var(--fg);
  --foreground1: var(--gray2);
  --foreground2: var(--gray1);
}