Esempio n. 1
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    def __init__(self, colors=None, **kwargs):
        self.colorNames = set(
        )  # Collect the total set of installed color names.

        # Set lighter/darker factors from arguments or default
        self.factorDarkest = kwargs.get('darkest', self.FACTOR_DARKEST)
        self.factorDarker = kwargs.get('darker', self.FACTOR_DARKER)
        self.factorDark = kwargs.get('dark', self.FACTOR_DARK)

        self.factorLight = kwargs.get('light', self.FACTOR_LIGHT)
        self.factorLightest = kwargs.get('lightest', self.FACTOR_LIGHTEST)
        self.factorLighter = kwargs.get('lighter', self.FACTOR_LIGHTER)

        # Install default colors
        self.addColors(self.BASE_COLORS)

        if colors is not None:
            self.addColors(colors)

        relatedColors = dict(logoLight=spotColor(165).lighter(),
                             logoDark=spotColor(165).darker(),
                             supporter1=self.BASE_COLOR.darker(0.75),
                             supporter2=self.BASE_COLOR.lighter(0.75))

        for n in range(self.NUM_BASE):
            base = self['base%d' % n]
            relatedColors['darker%d' % n] = base.darker(self.factorDarker)
            relatedColors['dark%d' % n] = base.darker(self.factorDark)
            relatedColors['darkest%d' % n] = base.darker(self.factorDarkest)

            relatedColors['lighter%d' % n] = base.lighter(self.factorLighter)
            relatedColors['light%d' % n] = base.lighter(self.factorLight)
            relatedColors['lightest%d' % n] = base.lighter(self.factorLightest)

            #relatedColors['warmer%d' % n] = base.warmer(self.LEAST)
            #relatedColors['warm%d' % n] = base.warmer(self.MIDDLE)
            #relatedColors['warmest%d' % n] = base.warmer(self.MOST)

            #relatedColors['cooler%d' % n] = base.cooler(self.LEAST)
            #relatedColors['cool%d' % n] = base.cooler(self.MIDDLE)
            #relatedColors['coolest%d' % n] = base.cooler(self.MOST)

        self.addColors(relatedColors, overwrite=False)
Esempio n. 2
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class FreshAndShiny(BaseTheme):
    """The FreshAndShiny theme is ...

    """
    """

    >>> theme = FreshAndShiny()
    >>> theme.mood['h1.color']
    'hilite2'
    >>> theme.selectMood('dark') # Select another mode
    >>> theme.mood['h1.color']
    'hilite2'
    """
    NAME = 'Fresh and Shiny'
    BASE_COLORS = dict(
        base0=spotColor('coolgray11u'),
        base1=spotColor('rhodamineredu'),
        base2=spotColor(265),
        base3=spotColor(3005),
        base4=spotColor(375), # Supporter1
        base5=rgbColor('red'),#spotColor('red032u'),
    )
Esempio n. 3
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class SomethingInTheAir(BaseTheme):
    """The SomethingInTheAir theme is ..."""

    NAME = 'Something in the Air'
    BASE_COLORS = dict(
        base0=spotColor('reflexblueu'),
        base1=spotColor(540),
        base2=spotColor(542),
        base3=spotColor(306),
        base4=spotColor(245),  # Supporter1
        base5=spotColor(190),
    )
Esempio n. 4
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class BackToTheCity(BaseTheme):
    """The BackToTheCity theme is ..."""

    NAME = 'Back to the City'
    BASE_COLORS = dict(
        base0=spotColor(476),
        base1=spotColor(1405),
        base2=spotColor(139),
        base3=spotColor(480),
        base4=spotColor(421),  # Supporter1
        base5=spotColor(157),
    )
Esempio n. 5
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class SeasoningTheDish(BaseTheme):
    """The SeasoningTheDish theme is ..."""

    NAME = 'Seasoning the Dish'
    BASE_COLORS = dict(
        base0=spotColor(412),
        base1=spotColor(214),
        base2=spotColor(369),
        base3=spotColor(389),
        base4=spotColor(401),  # Supporter1
        base5=spotColor(103),
    )
Esempio n. 6
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class FairyTales(BaseTheme):
    """The FairyTales theme is ..."""

    NAME = 'Fairy Tales'
    BASE_COLORS = dict(
        base0=spotColor(425),
        base1=spotColor(237),
        base2=spotColor(278),
        base3=spotColor(373),
        base4=spotColor(422),  # Supporter1
        base5=spotColor(473),
    )
Esempio n. 7
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class BusinessAsUsual(BaseTheme):
    """The BusinessAsUsual theme is a generic “woody cool gray” theme, with settings that
    can be used in environments when functionality is more important than “arty”
    appearance."""

    NAME = 'Business as Usual'
    BASE_COLORS = dict(
        base0=spotColor('blacku'),
        base1=spotColor(404),
        base2=spotColor(541),
        base3=spotColor(542),
        base4=spotColor(139), # Supporter1
        base5=spotColor(877),
    )
Esempio n. 8
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class IntoTheWoods(BaseTheme):
    """The IntoTheWoods theme is ...

    >>> theme = IntoTheWoods
    """

    NAME = 'Into the Woods'
    BASE_COLORS = dict(
        base0=spotColor('gray10u'),
        base1=spotColor(348),
        base2=spotColor(376),
        base3=spotColor(381),
        base4=spotColor(392),  # Supporter1
        base5=spotColor(398),
    )
Esempio n. 9
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class WordlyWise(BaseTheme):
    """The WordlyWise theme is ...

    >>> theme = WordlyWise()
    >>> theme.palette
    <Palette colors=51>
    """

    NAME = 'Wordly Wise'
    BASE_COLORS = dict(
        base0=spotColor('warmgray8u'),
        base1=spotColor(286),
        base2=spotColor(265),
        base3=spotColor(258),
        base4=spotColor(278),  # Supporter1
        base5=spotColor(270),
    )
Esempio n. 10
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class Palette:
    """A theme Palette instance holds a limited set of base colors, and from there
    is capable to generate others, based on value recipes.

    >>> p = Palette()
    >>> p.black
    Color(r=0, g=0, b=0)
    >>> p.base1
    Color(r=0.5, g=0.5, b=0.5)
    >>> p.dark5.hex
    '9C9C9C'
    >>> p.base1
    Color(r=0.5, g=0.5, b=0.5)
    """
    NUM_BASE = 6  # $ base and 2 supporters
    BASE_COLOR = grayColor
    BASE_COLORS = dict(
        black=blackColor,
        gray=BASE_COLOR,
        white=whiteColor,
        background=rgbColor('yellow'),  # Safe light text and photo background
        logo=spotColor(165),
        # Base colors
        base0=BASE_COLOR.darker(0.75),
        base1=BASE_COLOR,
        base2=BASE_COLOR.lighter(0.35),
        base3=BASE_COLOR.lighter(0.75),
        base4=BASE_COLOR.darker(0.75),  # Supporter 1
        base5=BASE_COLOR.lighter(0.75),  # Supporter 2
    )
    FACTOR_DARKEST = 0.15  # Factor between 0 <---> current color
    FACTOR_DARKER = 0.4
    FACTOR_DARK = 0.7

    FACTOR_LIGHT = 0.3  # Factor between current color <---> 1
    FACTOR_LIGHTER = 0.6
    FACTOR_LIGHTEST = 0.85

    def __init__(self, colors=None, **kwargs):
        self.colorNames = set(
        )  # Collect the total set of installed color names.

        # Set lighter/darker factors from arguments or default
        self.factorDarkest = kwargs.get('darkest', self.FACTOR_DARKEST)
        self.factorDarker = kwargs.get('darker', self.FACTOR_DARKER)
        self.factorDark = kwargs.get('dark', self.FACTOR_DARK)

        self.factorLight = kwargs.get('light', self.FACTOR_LIGHT)
        self.factorLightest = kwargs.get('lightest', self.FACTOR_LIGHTEST)
        self.factorLighter = kwargs.get('lighter', self.FACTOR_LIGHTER)

        # Install default colors
        self.addColors(self.BASE_COLORS)

        if colors is not None:
            self.addColors(colors)

        relatedColors = dict(logoLight=spotColor(165).lighter(),
                             logoDark=spotColor(165).darker(),
                             supporter1=self.BASE_COLOR.darker(0.75),
                             supporter2=self.BASE_COLOR.lighter(0.75))

        for n in range(self.NUM_BASE):
            base = self['base%d' % n]
            relatedColors['darker%d' % n] = base.darker(self.factorDarker)
            relatedColors['dark%d' % n] = base.darker(self.factorDark)
            relatedColors['darkest%d' % n] = base.darker(self.factorDarkest)

            relatedColors['lighter%d' % n] = base.lighter(self.factorLighter)
            relatedColors['light%d' % n] = base.lighter(self.factorLight)
            relatedColors['lightest%d' % n] = base.lighter(self.factorLightest)

            #relatedColors['warmer%d' % n] = base.warmer(self.LEAST)
            #relatedColors['warm%d' % n] = base.warmer(self.MIDDLE)
            #relatedColors['warmest%d' % n] = base.warmer(self.MOST)

            #relatedColors['cooler%d' % n] = base.cooler(self.LEAST)
            #relatedColors['cool%d' % n] = base.cooler(self.MIDDLE)
            #relatedColors['coolest%d' % n] = base.cooler(self.MOST)

        self.addColors(relatedColors, overwrite=False)

    def addColors(self, colors, overwrite=True):
        # Add / overwrite custom base colors and recipes for this palette.
        for colorName, c in colors.items():
            if overwrite or not hasattr(self, colorName):
                self.colorNames.add(
                    colorName)  # Called can overwrite any color recipe.
                setattr(self, colorName, c)

    def _get_random(self):
        return self.get(choice(list(self.colorNames)))

    random = property(_get_random)

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<%s colors=%d>' % (self.__class__.__name__, len(self))

    def __getitem__(self, colorName):
        return self.get(colorName)

    def __len__(self):
        return len(self.colorNames)

    def get(self, colorName):
        """Interpret the name, and try to match/construct a color based on the recipe.
        """
        assert colorName in self.colorNames, (
            '%s.get: Unknown color  name "%s"' %
            (self.__class__.__name__, colorName))
        return getattr(self, colorName)