Make colors available to user

[justmytwospence]

Could this package make the baseXX color variables available to the user after package loading for their own further customization? I'm not sure if this is an unusual thing for an emacs theme to do, but it seems reasonable.

[belak]

What format do you think makes the most sense? I'm not sure if an alist or separate variables makes more sense.

[justmytwospence]

Either one. An alist would be a little easier on the global namespace, but much less convenient to use. I vote for separate variables with a consistent base16- prefix

[belak]

I was imagining something like this

(setq base16-default-dark-colors ((base00 . "#181818")
                                  (base01 . "#282828")
                                  (base02 . "#383838")
                                  (base03 . "#585858")
                                  (base04 . "#b8b8b8")
                                  (base05 . "#d8d8d8")
                                  (base06 . "#e8e8e8")
                                  (base07 . "#f8f8f8")
                                  (base08 . "#ab4642")
                                  (base09 . "#dc9656")
                                  (base0A . "#f7ca88")
                                  (base0B . "#a1b56c")
                                  (base0C . "#86c1b9")
                                  (base0D . "#7cafc2")
                                  (base0E . "#ba8baf")
                                  (base0F . "#a16946")))

Alternatively, there could be separate color vars for each, but I'd rather avoid that.

[justmytwospence]

Works for me 👍

[belak]

I've added each color set as a plist.

(plist-get base16-default-dark-colors :base00) will get base00 from the default-dark scheme.

I'll do my best to maintain backwards compatibility in the future unless there's a very compelling reason not to.

[justmytwospence]

Neat; thanks!