The current CSS structure does not really support creating new themes.
Currently, in the src/client/styles folder, there is a themes/default folder. The files in there are always loaded and used as the theme. There is no way to make a new theme without either not loading the default theme or loading the default theme AND a new theme, having your own theme overrule the default css variables.
Also there is no way to tell JARVIS what theme to use when instantiating in a Webpack config.
Wouldn't it be great like this:
new Jarvis({
theme: 'light'
});
What is the expected way for someone to make a theme? I have some idea's but I'd be wasting time if you already have work in progress for this.
The current CSS structure does not really support creating new themes.
Currently, in the
src/client/stylesfolder, there is athemes/defaultfolder. The files in there are always loaded and used as the theme. There is no way to make a new theme without either not loading the default theme or loading the default theme AND a new theme, having your own theme overrule the default css variables.Also there is no way to tell JARVIS what theme to use when instantiating in a Webpack config. Wouldn't it be great like this:
What is the expected way for someone to make a theme? I have some idea's but I'd be wasting time if you already have work in progress for this.