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IPythonWidget already supported using various pygments styles. I just added some flags to ipythonqt, and tweaked the default style code, so that they can be set at launch:
ipythonqt --dark will run IPython with the default dark theme
ipythonqt --style will run IPython using the specific style. Anything pygments accepts will work.
e.g.
ipythonqt --style fruity
The style code also guesses whether a theme is dark or light, and chooses the right stylesheet. This can be overridden if --dark is manually specified.
If you want to use your own css stylesheet, you can pass that with --stylesheet.
No logic was added to the widgets themselves, just the ipythonqt script and a styles file that sets up the defaults.