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Functions to lighten/darken/hue-shift/etc. colors would be really useful. Sometimes the palette isn't quite enough, so the ability to derive extra colors is always nice to have.
musjj updated
9 months ago
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Hello @FredHappyface :)
I've just created a vscode extension for [base16-vscode](https://github.com/tinted-theming/base16-vscode). I started out with an extionson.js, but ended up dropping it and j…
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https://github.com/tinted-theming/base24/blob/aca3ec337333337dab257cfca05c880f1188f64f/README.md?plain=1#L2
Introduced in commit b95aae1e4dfcc79c83cd553750baf8fc8f7c0deb (HEAD) by @FredHappyface …
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Pulling this out from a separate thread because it's easily what I'm been talking about a few places:
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> I imaging the north star is that base9 use base16 as a library. base9 handles color mi…
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I want to be clear I'm not speaking for the whole organization, these are definitely my thoughts, and feedback is welcome. - hence my tagging this discussion and help wanted. Though at the end I sugg…
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Hi, I'm a little confused about the way Base24 works. I'm looking to expand a Base16 theme into a Base24 one so that I have the 8 additional colors needed for ANSI terminals. Not exactly sure which to…
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Why do we encourage a proliferation of builders when the spec itself is so precise? Wouldn't a single canonical builder in a popular language be easier to maintain and push the spec forward with new …
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On https://github.com/tinted-theming/base24/blob/master/styling.md:
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In the README and spec, we use base16, Base16, Base 16, and base 16 in different places. We should choose one to standardize on and stick to it.
I personally prefer either base16 or Base16 (without…
belak updated
2 years ago
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I'd also be happy to work towards a potential merge and am happy to collaborate as I do not see the need to duplicate efforts. The reason I created base24 was to solve the following issues
- ~base…