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1{ config
2, lib
3, ...
4}:
5
6let
7 cfg = config.colorScheme;
8
9 hexColorType = with lib; mkOptionType {
10 name = "hex-color";
11 descriptionClass = "noun";
12 description = "RGB color in hex format";
13 check = x: isString x && !(hasPrefix "#" x);
14 };
15in
16{
17 options.local.colorScheme = with lib; {
18 slug = mkOption {
19 type = types.str;
20 example = "awesome-scheme";
21 description = ''
22 Color scheme slug (sanitized name)
23 '';
24 };
25 name = mkOption {
26 type = types.str;
27 default = "";
28 example = "Awesome Scheme";
29 description = ''
30 Color scheme (pretty) name
31 '';
32 };
33 description = mkOption {
34 type = types.str;
35 default = "";
36 example = "A very nice theme";
37 description = ''
38 Color scheme author
39 '';
40 };
41 author = mkOption {
42 type = types.str;
43 default = "";
44 example = "Gabriel Fontes (https://m7.rs)";
45 description = ''
46 Color scheme author
47 '';
48 };
49 variant = mkOption {
50 type = types.enum [ "dark" "light" ];
51 default =
52 if builtins.substring 0 1 cfg.palette.base00 < "5" then
53 "dark"
54 else
55 "light";
56 description = ''
57 Whether the scheme is dark or light
58 '';
59 };
60
61 palette = mkOption {
62 type = with types; attrsOf (
63 coercedTo str (removePrefix "#") hexColorType
64 );
65 default = { };
66 example = literalExpression ''
67 {
68 base00 = "002635";
69 base01 = "00384d";
70 base02 = "517F8D";
71 base03 = "6C8B91";
72 base04 = "869696";
73 base05 = "a1a19a";
74 base06 = "e6e6dc";
75 base07 = "fafaf8";
76 base08 = "ff5a67";
77 base09 = "f08e48";
78 base0A = "ffcc1b";
79 base0B = "7fc06e";
80 base0C = "14747e";
81 base0D = "5dd7b9";
82 base0E = "9a70a4";
83 base0F = "c43060";
84 }
85 '';
86 description = ''
87 Atribute set of hex colors.
88
89 These are usually base00-base0F, but you may use any name you want.
90 For example, these can have meaningful names (bg, fg), or be base24.
91
92 The colorschemes provided by nix-colors follow the base16 standard.
93 Some might leverage base24 and have 24 colors, but these can be safely
94 used as if they were base16.
95
96 You may include a leading #, but it will be stripped when accessed from
97 config.colorscheme.palette.
98 '';
99 };
100 };
101}