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peertube-theme-pacerip

v1.2.2

Published

4 years ago

Theme for the PaceRIP PeerTube instance

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peertube-theme-pacerip

About

This repo contains the theme of the PaceRIP PeerTube instance (pace.rip), formatted in accordance with the PeerTube docs.

Important disclaimer

PaceRIP is a streaming-only no-VODs instance! Installing the theme unmodified will hide will prevent users from uploading videos. (Although "prevent" is a strong word, this theme simply hides the upload button.)

Installation for PeerTube instances

Search for the pacerip theme and install.
If desired, change your instance's default theme under Administration > Configuration > Basic configuration > Appearance.

Update your theme version manually

Uninstall the theme, then repeat the above installation steps.

A brief CSS note

style.css is messy! And minimization breaks it for some reason. So for now, you folks are gonna have to deal with some shabby CSS styling, boo-hoo.

NPM specifics

Whenever this repo is updated, the npm maintainer must run git fetch and npm publish to update the associated npm package. As such, new versions must include an updated version number within package.json.

You can find the theme's npm package here.

Also! The weird directory structure of this repo is to accommodate peertube-theme-pacerip-light-dark-flip.