Closed beauwest closed 2 years ago
Thank you! ☺
Luckily, the way this theme is coded is rather different from other themes because it uses YAML anchors, which makes it easy to create new color variations... For now, I guess an easy hack would be to add something like this at the end of the file:
Metro Orange Dark:
modes:
dark: *metro-common-dark
light: *metro-common-dark
...
Metro Orange Light:
modes:
dark: *metro-common-light
light: *metro-common-light
...
Perhaps we should also send the HA dev a feature request for a new service for frontend.set_mode too.
I went digging, and found that there's been similar issue reports. I added some notes to them!
Thank you!
Glad it helps! Hope the temporary solution works too.
Hey there Madelena!
I love this theme, but it currently doesn't support a scenario that I use themes for.
I have a wall-mounted panel that I use with a basic automation to set the theme to a dark theme, or a light theme, depending on the time of the day. Unfortunately, at this time, Home Assistant doesn't allow me to choose a manual mode for the theme using
frontend.set_theme
. The mode option for that only allows me to set the theme for a particular device mode, so the device itself would have to change between light and dark mode, and I don't have that ability.Most themes seem to work around this by just having two separate themes. A dark theme (Metrology Dark) and a light theme (Metrology Light), and then each of the themes can have their multiple color palettes. Some themes even go further and provide a 3rd theme that is combined theme, so all of the Home Assistant "mode" stuff works as well.
I completely understand if that's outside of the scope of what you want to do, but I thought I'd throw this information out there and provide another use case for how themes might get used!
Great work, by the way!
The basic automation, looks something like this.