# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""An example compilation module."""
from theme_builder.color import Color
from theme_builder.compilation import Compilation
comp = Compilation("Lyte-Solarized-Light")
comp.copy_all("Lyte-Solarized")
new_options = {
# Colors
"fg": Color("#002b36"),
"bg": Color("#fdf6e3"),
"max_fg": Color("#657b83"),
"max_bg": Color("#839496"),
}
for x in new_options:
comp.options[x] = new_options[x]
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""An example compilation module."""
from theme_builder.compilation import Compilation
comp = Compilation("Lyte")
comp.copy_all("Lyte-Dark")
def compile_scripted_compilation(name, directory, package, key="comp"):
"""Compiles a script-based Compilation"""
compilation = Compilation.get_by_name(name, key)
compilation.export(directory, package)
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""An example compilation module."""
from theme_builder.color import Color
from theme_builder.compilation import Compilation
comp = Compilation("Lyte-Solarized-Light")
comp.copy_all("Lyte-Solarized")
new_options = {
# Colors
"fg": Color("#002b36"),
"bg": Color("#fdf6e3"),
"max_fg": Color("#657b83"),
"max_bg": Color("#839496"),
}
for x in new_options:
comp.options[x] = new_options[x]
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Create a Light version of our Lyte-Dark theme."""
from theme_builder.color import Color
from theme_builder.compilation import Compilation
# Create our compilation with a unique name
comp = Compilation("Lyte-Light")
# Copy everything from the given theme name
comp.copy_all("Lyte-Monokai")
# Use the light icons
comp.theme.set_iconset("Lyte-Light")
# Modified theme options - we really just flip the background and foreground colors
# The theme processor will take care of everything else
new_options = {
# Base Colors
"fg": Color(16, 16, 16),
"bg": Color(250, 250, 250),
"max_fg": Color(120, 120, 120),
"max_bg": Color(128, 128, 128),
}
for x in new_options:
comp.options[x] = new_options[x]
# Need more info as to what's going on? Check out this theme's parent theme, Lyte-Dark
def compile_scripted_compilation(name, directory, package, key="comp"):
"""Compiles a script-based Compilation"""
compilation = Compilation.get_by_name(name, key)
compilation.export(directory, package)
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""An example compilation module."""
from theme_builder.color import Color
from theme_builder.compilation import Compilation
comp = Compilation("Lyte-Solarized")
comp.copy_all("Lyte-Monokai")
new_options = {
# Colors
"bg": Color("#002b36"),
"fg": Color("#fdf6e3"),
"max_bg": Color("#657b83"),
"max_fg": Color("#839496"),
"red": Color("#dc322f"),
"orange": Color("#cb4b16"),
"yellow": Color("#b58900"),
"green": Color("#859900"),
"cyan": Color("#2aa198"),
"blue": Color("#268bd2"),
"indigo": Color("#6c71c4"),
"brown": Color("#d33682"),
}
for x in new_options:
comp.options[x] = new_options[x]
from theme_builder.theme import Theme, theme_dir, icons_dir, basic_theme_templates
from theme_builder.color_scheme import ColorScheme, basic_color_scheme_templates, color_scheme_dir
from theme_builder.color import Color
from theme_builder.compilation import Compilation
# Initialize our theme - see the Theme class for details
theme = Theme("Lyte-Monokai", icons_dir("Lyte"), theme_dir("Lyte"),
basic_theme_templates("Lyte", "Lyte-Monokai"))
# Initialize our color scheme - see the ColorScheme class for details
color_scheme = ColorScheme(
"Lyte-Monokai", color_scheme_dir("Lyte"),
basic_color_scheme_templates("Lyte", "Lyte-Monokai"))
# Create our compilation using the new theme and color scheme
comp = Compilation("Lyte-Monokai", theme, color_scheme)
# Load our options from options.py, this file is huge enough as-is
from .options import options
comp.options = options
# Define our options preprocessor - we have a lot of options
# that need to be built on top of the expected base options for this theme and
# the used templates
def preprocessor(opts):
"""The preprocessor for the Lyte-Dark theme compilation."""
# Format our tab options
opts["tab_padding"] = "[{0}, {1}]".format(opts["tab_padding_x"],
opts["tab_padding_y"])
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The base Lyte Theme."""
from theme_builder.theme import Theme, theme_dir, icons_dir, basic_theme_templates
from theme_builder.color_scheme import ColorScheme, basic_color_scheme_templates, color_scheme_dir
from theme_builder.color import Color
from theme_builder.compilation import Compilation
# Initialize our theme - see the Theme class for details
theme = Theme("Lyte-Monokai", icons_dir("Lyte"), theme_dir("Lyte"), basic_theme_templates("Lyte", "Lyte-Monokai"))
# Initialize our color scheme - see the ColorScheme class for details
color_scheme = ColorScheme("Lyte-Monokai", color_scheme_dir("Lyte"), basic_color_scheme_templates("Lyte", "Lyte-Monokai"))
# Create our compilation using the new theme and color scheme
comp = Compilation("Lyte-Monokai", theme, color_scheme)
# Load our options from options.py, this file is huge enough as-is
from .options import options
comp.options = options
# Define our options preprocessor - we have a lot of options
# that need to be built on top of the expected base options for this theme and
# the used templates
def preprocessor(opts):
"""The preprocessor for the Lyte-Dark theme compilation."""
# Format our tab options
opts["tab_padding"] = "[{0}, {1}]".format(opts["tab_padding_x"], opts["tab_padding_y"])
opts["tab_height"] = (opts["tab_padding_y"] * 2) + opts["text_height"] + opts["borders"]
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""An example compilation module."""
from theme_builder.color import Color
from theme_builder.compilation import Compilation
comp = Compilation("Lyte-Solarized")
comp.copy_all("Lyte-Monokai")
new_options = {
# Colors
"bg": Color("#002b36"),
"fg": Color("#fdf6e3"),
"max_bg": Color("#657b83"),
"max_fg": Color("#839496"),
"red": Color("#dc322f"),
"orange": Color("#cb4b16"),
"yellow": Color("#b58900"),
"green": Color("#859900"),
"cyan": Color("#2aa198"),
"blue": Color("#268bd2"),
"indigo": Color("#6c71c4"),
"brown": Color("#d33682"),
}
for x in new_options:
comp.options[x] = new_options[x]
from theme_builder.theme import Theme, theme_dir, icons_dir, basic_theme_templates
from theme_builder.color_scheme import ColorScheme, basic_color_scheme_templates, color_scheme_dir
from theme_builder.color import Color
from theme_builder.compilation import Compilation
# Initialize our theme - see the Theme class for details
theme = Theme("Lyte-Dark", icons_dir("Lyte"), theme_dir("Lyte"),
basic_theme_templates("Lyte", "Lyte-Dark"))
# Initialize our color scheme - see the ColorScheme class for details
color_scheme = ColorScheme(
"Lyte-Dark", color_scheme_dir("Lyte-Old"),
basic_color_scheme_templates("Lyte-Old", "Lyte-Dark"))
# Create our compilation using the new theme and color scheme
comp = Compilation("Lyte-Dark", theme, color_scheme)
# Load our options from options.py, this file is huge enough as-is
from .options import options
comp.options = options
# Define our options preprocessor - we have a lot of options
# that need to be built on top of the expected base options for this theme and
# the used templates
def preprocessor(opts):
"""The preprocessor for the Lyte-Dark theme compilation."""
# Format our tab options
opts["tab_padding"] = "[{0}, {1}]".format(opts["tab_padding_x"],
opts["tab_padding_y"])
