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diff --git a/app/assets/stylesheets/page_bundles/ide_themes/README.md b/app/assets/stylesheets/page_bundles/ide_themes/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..535179cc4c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/app/assets/stylesheets/page_bundles/ide_themes/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +# Web IDE Themes + +Web IDE currently supports 5 syntax highlighting themes based on themes from the user's profile preferences: + +* White +* Dark +* Monokai +* Solarized Dark +* Solarized Light + +Currently, the Web IDE supports the white theme by default, and the dark theme by the introduction of CSS +variables. + +The Web IDE automatically adds an appropriate theme class to the `ide.vue` component based on the current syntax +highlighting theme. Below are those theme classes, which come from the `gon.user_color_scheme` global setting: + +| # | Color Scheme | `gon.user_color_scheme` | Theme class | +|---|-----------------|-------------------------|-------------------------| +| 1 | White | `"white"` | `.theme-white` | +| 2 | Dark | `"dark"` | `.theme-dark` | +| 3 | Monokai | `"monokai"` | `.theme-monokai` | +| 4 | Solarized Dark | `"solarized-dark"` | `.theme-solarized-dark` | +| 5 | Solarized Light | `"solarized-light"` | `.theme-solarized-light` | +| 6 | None | `"none"` | `.theme-none` | + +## Adding New Themes (SCSS) + +To add a new theme, follow the following steps: + +1. Pick a theme from the table above, lets say **Solarized Dark**. +2. Create a new file in this folder called `_solarized_dark.scss`. +3. Copy over all the CSS variables from `_dark.scss` to `_solarized_dark.scss` and assign them your own values. + Put them under the selector `.ide.theme-solarized-dark`. +4. Import this newly created SCSS file in `ide.scss` file in the parent directory. +5. To make sure the variables apply to to your theme, add the selector `.ide.theme-solarized-dark` to the top + of `_ide_theme_overrides.scss` file. The file should now look like this: + + ```scss + .ide.theme-dark, + .ide.theme-solarized-dark { + /* file contents */ + } + ``` + + This step is temporary until all CSS variables in that file have their + default values assigned. +6. That's it! Raise a merge request with your newly added theme. + +## Modifying Monaco Themes + +Monaco themes are defined in Javascript and are stored in the `app/assets/javascripts/ide/lib/themes/` directory. +To modify any syntax highlighting colors or to synchronize the theme colors with syntax highlighting colors, you +can modify the files in that directory directly. |