feat: ui: Add a dark theme #2167
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I wanted a theme with roughly the same degree of colour as the default but which was easier on my eyes late at night. Signed-off-by: Jonathan Dowland <[email protected]>
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Nice! I've also opened #2168, in case you have any thoughts. Dark theme seems very dark and low contrast here (dark grey text on black background). Is it a bit too extreme for the prominent "dark" name ? |
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Added as is for now. Thanks! |
Great, thanks! I've got some more work to raise that renames default->light and uses the fixed colour palette, and I may make some further change suggestions to the dark theme too. |
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I wanted a theme with roughly the same degree of colour as the default but which was easier on my eyes late at night.
(Also; I wanted to build hledger on my new machine to get back to #2158, and this was an itch to scratch)