I came across you awesome lisp file. I had to adjust it a bit to fit my use case. I use doom-one and doom-one-light theme in my emacs. But when loading a theme I apply some custom coloring of some faces the doom themes do not cover or I don't like. So simply applying a theme for me is not enough. I changed your auto-dark-emacs so that the user could provide a custom function to be executed on switching dark/light mode. This is more flexible and more open.
What do you think? Sorry I have no idea how to code lisp and emacs stuff. But maybe it inspires you!
Hi!
I came across you awesome lisp file. I had to adjust it a bit to fit my use case. I use doom-one and doom-one-light theme in my emacs. But when loading a theme I apply some custom coloring of some faces the doom themes do not cover or I don't like. So simply applying a theme for me is not enough. I changed your auto-dark-emacs so that the user could provide a custom function to be executed on switching dark/light mode. This is more flexible and more open.
What do you think? Sorry I have no idea how to code lisp and emacs stuff. But maybe it inspires you!
Regards, Raphael