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I found that there were some color choices in the k9s module that weren't aligned with the style guide. Most notably this resulted in healthy resources being displayed in red while unhealthy resources were blue. I tried not to make any subjective changes to the original module because overall, it was very well done, and there's no right answer when it comes to things aren't covered by the style guide. In some cases where the style guide doesn't help, I looked at other modules for answers. These are the changes, and the reason for them. 1. prompt.bgColor from base00 to "default" for transparency to shell background. 2. prompt.suggestColor from base0A to base02 because base02 is used as fish_color_autosuggestion in base16-fish via the fish module. 3. dialog.bgColor from "default" to base01 because the style guide says base01 is for alternate background, and that's what this is. 4. dialog.buttonBgColor from base0C to base02 because base0C resulted in white on bright and made button text illegible. Using base02 allows the not-selected button background to still be raised off the base01 background. 5. dialog.buttonFocusFgColor from base0E to base11 because there was another light-on-light issue here that made the focused button text illegible. This change keeps the base0B background color, but uses the darkest possible foreground text to be legible. 6. frame.crumbs.activeColor from base01 to base02 because the style guide says base02 should be used for selection background. This creates a small distinction between the active crumb and the others that didn't previously exist. 7. frame.yaml.(keyColor|colonColor|valueColor) are changed to match yaml syntax highlighting from other modules such as bat. 8. frame.logs.indicator.bgColor from base0C to "default" to fix another very low contrast problem of having base05 text on a base0C background. 9. frame.logs.indicator.toggle(On|Off)Color weren't set before, so I made them base0B and base04 because base0B is customarily green or an "on" color, and base04 is the alternate text color. In the frame.status section I changed newColor, modifyColor, addColor, and errorColor. I left highlightColor, killColor, and completedColor as they were. 1. newColor is the color of all resources in a normal state. I chose base0C as a neutral color for this. Anything would have been better than the base08 (typically red) that it was. 2. modifyColor is the color of a resource when it's in some transitioning state. I could have made this base09 or base0A, but given that base0A is used for many other things I went with base09. 3. addColor is the color of a resource when it first appears. Using base0C (typically green) is customary for something like this. It had been base09 (typically orange) which has the opposite meaning. 4. errorColor is given to resources in an error state. This is the perfect place to use base08 according to the style guide. Link: https://github.com/danth/stylix/pull/999 Reviewed-by: Marc Jakobi <mrcjkb89@outlook.com> Reviewed-by: NAHO <90870942+trueNAHO@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Stylix
About
Stylix is a theming framework for NixOS, Home Manager, nix-darwin, and Nix-on-Droid that applies color schemes, wallpapers, and fonts to a wide range of applications.
Unlike color scheme utilities such as base16.nix or nix-colors, Stylix goes further by applying themes to supported applications, following the "it just works" philosophy.
Resources
Example configurations
GNOME 46
Wallpapers by Clay Banks and Derrick Cooper.
Try a live demo of this dark theme by running:
nix run github:danth/stylix#testbed:gnome:default:dark:image:scheme:cursor
KDE Plasma 5
Wallpapers by Aniket Deole and Tom Gainor.
Since KDE theming is still a work in progress, some manual steps may be required to properly apply its theme.