Add support for multiple color themes in your Rails app. Themer uses CSS variables to make your apps themes truly dynamic and changeable on the fly.
Themer has been merged into Myg and Myg on Rails
Themer works with Rails 5 onwards. You can add it to your Gemfile with:
gem 'themer'And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install themer
If you always want to be up to date fetch the latest from GitHub in your Gemfile:
gem 'themer', github: 'jonhue/themer'Now run the generator:
$ rails g themer
To setup Themer, use the themify_class helper method to specify the current theme in your views html tag:
<html class="<%= themify_class %>">Then create a current_theme helper method in your ApplicationHelper (app/helpers/application_helper.rb):
def current_theme
themer current_user.theme
endNote: This helper method is not required but helpful when you want to store information about selected themes in your database.
Lastly, add the following to your application.sass file (app/assets/stylesheets/application.sass):
@import "themer/default"
@import "themer"To get started define your colors in the 'default' theme (app/assets/stylesheets/themer/default.sass):
$themer--default: (
text: (
dark: #000000,
base: #eeeeee
),
background: #ffffff
);In your Sass stylesheets you are able to use the color function to access your theme colors:
html
background: color(background)
p
color: color(text, base)Note: If you need to get a HEX value for a specific color pass true as a third parameter to the color function. This will return the color for the theme set as default.
Themer adds a couple of helpful methods to your controllers and views:
# Returns the currently used theme. Passed parameter overrides theme stored in cookies and default theme.
themer current_user.theme
# Set the theme
set_themer 'default'
# Check if a theme is available
themer_available? 'default'
# Return Themer class for `html` tag
themer_classYou can configure Themer to update the theme based on day and nighttime.
To automatically select a theme just set the theme to 'auto':
set_themer 'auto'You can configure Themer by passing a block to configure. This can be done in config/initializers/themer.rb:
Themer.configure do |config|
config.themes = ['default']
endthemesArray of available themes. Takes an array of strings. Defaults to['default'].defaultDefault theme. Takes a string. Defaults to'default'.autoEnable automatic themes. Takes a boolean. Defaults tofalse.dayDay theme. Takes a string. Defaults to'light'.nightNight theme. Takes a string. Defaults to'dark'.day_timeBeginning of daytime. Takes a string. Defaults to'6:00 am'.night_timeBeginning of nighttime. Takes a string. Defaults to'6:00 pm'.
Here is the full list of current projects.
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We hope that you will consider contributing to Themer. Please read this short overview for some information about how to get started:
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Themer follows Semantic Versioning 2.0 as defined at http://semver.org.
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