Closed nepeat closed 4 months ago
Hello,
If you could provide to me the CSS for a dark theme - I will implement it.
As we are trying to minimise the options and flags at the moment as we try to make this project simpler to maintain and use, i'm hesitant to add new flags for features that can easily be implemented using existing flags. I'm not against keeping a dark theme available in the repo that users can copy, but I'd say the defacto way to do this is to provide the custom templates dir as you are doing already today
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Here would be some nice dark theme css: https://jenil.github.io/bulmaswatch/
How difficult is it to switch the existing CSS over to this version? Could this be something we document for users rather than building it directly into the project?
Keen to see a theme setting. Could be nice to reopen this issue.
If this is something we want to include I think we should wait for bulma.io v1, which should be coming soon. @JoelSpeed any opinions? I think integrating it shouldn't be too hard.
I'm happy to include it, though we should make sure it's only in the new config rather than adding yet another flag to the old config style
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Expected Behavior
A CLI flag to use a bundled dark theme with OAuth 2 Proxy. It would potentially look like
--theme=dark
Current Behavior
--custom-templates-dir=/templates
Possible Solution
Having a batteries-included approach for light/dark themes like any other application. Having the ability to use the differing theme as a new command line argument compared to the current approach would be a plus.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Context
As a user, I use a dark theme to match the themes of my other applications and middlewares. My identity provider uses a dark theme by default. My endpoints use dark themes by default. OAuth2 Proxy is the outlier where its default theme is a light theme.
Your Environment
All browsers impacted Firefox + Chrome + Safari. Latest revision of OAuth2-Proxy.