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*Theme for `lucaslabs` internal gitea server.*
## `dark`

## `light`

## `auto`
Switches between `dark` and `light` automatically based on the user's system preference.
## Usage
1. Clone this repo
2. Place the files in the `dist` folder in your `$GITEA_CUSTOM` directory.
3. Append the themes in your `app.ini` file:
```ini
[ui]
THEMES=...,dark,light,auto
DEFAULT_THEME=dark # optional
```
> 💡 You can change the names of the themes by changing the name of the theme files in `public/css/theme-{name}.css` and in the `app.ini` file, accordingly.
4. Restart `gitea` .
> 🗒️ **Note**\
> Works with `gitea` version `v1.20`.
## Credits
- [`catppuccin/gitea` ](https://github.com/catppuccin/gitea ), these themes are based on them.
## Dev
### build
```bash
$ npm install
$ npm run build
```
### serve
```bash
$ npm run serve -- --server path/to/gitea/custom
# e.g.
# on linux
$ npm run serve -- --server ~/gitea/custom
# on windows
$ npm run serve -- -- --server c:/gitea/custom
```
# Changes in templates
## `home.tmpl`
Here we remove everything (default gitea welcome page). We only keep the logo and the header with the login button.
## `base/head_navbar.tmpl`
The only change here is to make the logo smaller.
```diff
- < img height = "30" width = "30" src = "{{AssetUrlPrefix}}/img/logo.svg" alt = "{{ctx.Locale.Tr " logo "}}" aria-hidden = "true" >
+ < img height = "24" src = "{{AssetUrlPrefix}}/img/logo.svg" alt = "{{ctx.Locale.Tr " logo " } } " aria-hidden = "true" >
```
## `repo/home.tmpl`
+ adds `<div class="lugit-repo-header-data">...</div>` as a wrapper for the repo header data (description + labels)
+ adds `<div class="lugit-repo-content">` as a wrapper for the repo content (files, commits, branches, etc.)
Later we use css to go from default 1 column layout to 2 column layout more similar to github's design.
```diff
- < div class = "ui container {{ if . IsBlame }} fluid padded {{ end }} >
+ < div class = "ui container {{if .IsBlame}}fluid padded{{end}} {{if and (not .IIsViewFile) (not .IsBlame)}}lugit-repo-list-view{{end}}" >
```
Adds the class `lugit-repo-list-view` to the container of the repo content (only when we are not viewing a file or in blame view). This allows us to change the layout of the main repo view, except when viewing a file or in blame view.