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Adding Themes
Custom Themes (User)
Drop a JSON file into ~/.config/openchamber/themes/. No rebuild needed.
- Create theme file (e.g.,
my-theme.json) - In app: Settings → Theme → Reload themes
- Select from dropdown
See docs/CUSTOM_THEMES.md for full format reference.
Built-in Themes (Development)
1. Create JSON Files
Add to packages/ui/src/lib/theme/themes/:
<id>-light.json<id>-dark.json
Use existing themes (e.g., flexoki-dark.json) as reference for the full structure.
2. Register in presets.ts
import mytheme_light_Raw from './mytheme-light.json';
import mytheme_dark_Raw from './mytheme-dark.json';
export const presetThemes: Theme[] = [
// ... existing themes
mytheme_light_Raw as Theme,
mytheme_dark_Raw as Theme,
];
3. Validate
bun run type-check && bun run lint && bun run build
Authoring Tools
Both do the mechanical work of steps 1–2 and are run by hand:
node scripts/convert-vscode-theme.cjs <vscode-theme.json>converts a VS Code theme into this format and registers it inpresets.ts.node scripts/harmonize-theme.mjs <theme.json> [--write]aligns accent roles to one chroma/lightness target in OKLCH so borrowed colors read as one family.
Key Files
- Theme types:
packages/ui/src/types/theme.ts - Presets:
packages/ui/src/lib/theme/themes/presets.ts - Example:
packages/ui/src/lib/theme/themes/flexoki-dark.json - Custom themes doc:
docs/CUSTOM_THEMES.md