force light theme only

[bobbykolev]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a new theming configuration with a focus on a 'light' theme.
  • Added explicit control over dark mode settings, now set to false.
  • Implemented a new nextThemes object for enhanced theming options.

These updates improve user experience by streamlining theme selection and ensuring consistent visual presentation.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to the theme.config.jsx file, specifically altering the structure of the theme configuration. The theme property is now a string set to 'light', while the darkMode property is explicitly defined as false. A new nested object, nextThemes, has been added, containing defaultTheme and forcedTheme, both set to 'light'. The previous darkMode property within the theme object has been removed, and the i18n array remains unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
theme.config.jsx	- theme changed from object to string ('light'). - darkMode explicitly set to false. - Added nextThemes object with defaultTheme and forcedTheme both set to 'light'. - Removed darkMode from the theme object.

Possibly related PRs

• light theme only #3: The changes in both PRs involve modifications to the darkMode property and the theme configuration in theme.config.jsx, indicating a direct relationship in how theme properties are structured and defined.

Poem

In a world of light, so bright and fair,
A rabbit hops with joyful flair.
Themes now dance in shades of glee,
With dark mode resting, wild and free.
Next themes whisper, "Light's the way,"
As we celebrate this sunny day! 🐇✨

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

theme.config.jsx (3)

5-5: LGTM: Theme set to light mode

The theme property has been correctly set to 'light', which aligns with the PR objective of forcing light theme only.

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6-6: Verify necessity of both theme and darkMode properties

The addition of darkMode: false is correct and aligns with the PR objective. However, it might be redundant with the theme: 'light' setting.

Could you please verify if both properties are necessary for the theming system you're using? If one is sufficient, consider removing the other for simplicity.

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7-10: Verify necessity and potential conflicts of multiple theme configurations

The addition of the nextThemes object with both defaultTheme and forcedTheme set to 'light' is correct and aligns with the PR objective. This configuration ensures that the light theme is applied in all scenarios.

Could you please verify:

1. If all these theme-related properties (theme, darkMode, and nextThemes) are necessary for your theming system?
2. If there are any potential conflicts between these properties?
3. If the theming library you're using (possibly Next.js themes) requires this specific configuration?

Consider simplifying the configuration if possible, keeping only the necessary properties to achieve the desired light-theme-only behavior.