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v1.2.1 - GitHub Button, Read-Only Preview and Desktop Folders
A GitHub button in the top bar. Paste a repository link or owner/name and
HATS opens that repository's themes in the preview, so nobody has to edit the
address by hand.
Browse HACS themes in the Community tab. Search, sort and filter every theme
repository in the HACS catalog, see its license and stars, and preview it.
A daily workflow builds the index the list reads.
The desktop installers for macOS, Windows and Linux are attached to the
GitHub release when a version tag is pushed.
The desktop app now has a default HATS folder in Documents. The save dialog
for an exported zip opens in its Exports folder, and every theme you import
is also saved there, with its background image, in the Imported folder. The
File menu opens each folder.
Changed
The preview website is read only. It no longer offers New Theme, Import,
Create, Duplicate, Delete or Copy, it lists only the built-in themes, and
themes opened from a repository are never saved in the browser.
Previewed themes that set no accent or Bubble Card color now use their active
state color, then their primary color, then their accent color. Mushroom
Cards and Button Card keep their own default colors.
Copying the same repository theme twice opens the existing copy, and
identical saved copies are merged into one when the page loads.
The README now explains how card mods behave when a theme sets nothing for
them, and the GitHub Pages link is at the top.
Fixed
Wallpapers that a theme embeds as a data:image URL, or sets as background-image instead of lovelace-background, now show in the preview.
Themes that use their own color names, such as primary-color plus component
variables, now fill the Palette tab with matching colors instead of defaults.
The editor sections stay open for themes previewed from GitHub, with a banner
naming the source repository.
Light themes that set no card background no longer show dark cards with
unreadable text.
The GitHub popover is no longer hidden behind the live preview.