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Preview GitHub README.md files locally before committing them.
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Dark theme #231

Open alem0lars-yr opened 7 years ago

alem0lars-yr commented 7 years ago

It would be useful to also have some theming options, maily for a dark theme.

kba commented 7 years ago

The default output viewed in chromium/chrome with the Deluminate extension works very well for me.

alem0lars-yr commented 7 years ago

I don't use Chrome, I use uzbl.

Atcold commented 7 years ago

This one works perfectly for me https://userstyles.org/styles/37035/github-dark

alem0lars-yr commented 7 years ago

@Atcold How did you manage to apply that theme to generated html? Did you modify the template?

Atcold commented 7 years ago

From the style editing panel:

kikijiki commented 7 years ago

That only affects the appearance in the browser, not the contents of the generated html file itself.

Atcold commented 7 years ago

@kikijiki, yes, of course. The visualisation engine is going to be GitHub, after all, no? Right now I have Grip previewing the documentation as it will appear in the repo, when I push it. Both of them have a dark theme applied in the browser.

What is that you're trying to achieve instead?

kikijiki commented 7 years ago

I'm using grip to export the file as html to distribute it, it would be cool if the file itself contained the dark style modifications.

Atcold commented 7 years ago

Copy and paste the content of the CSS theme file?

electrum commented 3 years ago

GitHub now has an official dark mode: https://github.com/settings/appearance

aparajita commented 3 years ago

Just posted a PR that implements full GitHub theme support. #335

If you can't wait for it to merge, uninstall your current grip, then:

git clone https://github.com/aparajita/grip.git
cd grip
git checkout theming
pip3 install -r requirements.txt

# to run
python3 /path/to/grip/grip/__main__.py

You'll probably want to make that last line into an alias to grip.