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theme

The five looks (`scifi`, `fantasy`, `cartoon`, `pixel`, `minimal`) and the drawing helpers every widget uses, so one setting reskins all of them.

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What it does

theme

The five looks (scifi, fantasy, cartoon, pixel, minimal) and the drawing helpers every widget uses, so one setting reskins all of them.

A theme is a palette plus a few shape rules: corner style, edge weight, drop shadow and font. Widgets never pick colours themselves. They ask the theme for panel, accent, text and so on, and draw with T.panel, T.text, T.bar, T.ring, T.check, T.badge and T.pixelBox. Use T.get(name) to read a theme and T.register(name, def, base?) to add your own, which Nav.setTheme then accepts. T.textWidth and T.fit measure text and shorten it to fit.

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zero/source-extract/v2

navUiKit.theme — the five looks, and the drawing helpers every widget uses so one setting reskins all of them. A theme is a palette plus a few shape rules (corner style, edge weight, drop shadow, font). Widgets never pick colours themselves: they ask the theme for `panel`, `accent`, `text`... and draw frames with `T.panel`, text with `T.text`, round frames with `T.ring`. The pixel theme draws its text with a built-in 3x5 bitmap font made of rects, so it stays pixel-true at any size.

get(name: string?) → Theme

The theme table for a name (falls back to the default theme).

argtypedescription
namestring?

has(name: string?) → boolean

Whether a theme of that name exists.

argtypedescription
namestring?

register(name: string, def: { [string]: any }, base: string?) → void

Register or override a theme; missing keys come from `base` (default scifi).

argtypedescription
namestring
def{ [string]: any }
basestring?

alpha(color: string, aa: string) → string

Replace a colour's alpha: alpha("#00E5FF", "80") -> "#00E5FF80".

argtypedescription
colorstring
aastring

fade(color: string, k: number) → string

Same as alpha but from a 0..1 opacity multiplied into the colour's own alpha.

argtypedescription
colorstring
knumber

runs(ch: string) → void

argtypedescription
chstring

pixelCell(size: number) → number

argtypedescription
sizenumber

pixelClean(s: string) → string

argtypedescription
sstring

pixelWidth(s: string, size: number) → number

argtypedescription
sstring
sizenumber

pixelText(cmds: { any }, x: number, y: number, s: string, size: number, color: string, align: string?) → void

argtypedescription
cmds{ any }
xnumber
ynumber
sstring
sizenumber
colorstring
alignstring?

textWidth(th: Theme, s: string, size: number, role: string?) → number

Estimated width of a string in the theme's font at `size`.

argtypedescription
thTheme
sstring
sizenumber
rolestring?"title" uses the display font, anything else the body font.

fit(th: Theme, s: string, size: number, maxW: number, role: string?) → string

Fit a string into a width by trimming it with an ellipsis.

argtypedescription
thTheme
sstring
sizenumber
maxWnumber
rolestring?

ink(th: Theme, color: string) → string

A colour for text drawn on this theme's panel: the colour itself, or the theme's ink when the colour is too light to read on a light card (a yellow waypoint title on a cartoon card).

argtypedescription
thTheme
colorstring

lum(h: string) → number

argtypedescription
hstring

wrap(th: Theme, s: string, size: number, maxW: number, maxLines: number, role: string?) → void

Break text into lines no wider than maxW, at most maxLines (the last one fitted with ".." only if it still runs over).

argtypedescription
thTheme
sstring
sizenumber
maxWnumber
maxLinesnumber
rolestring?

text(cmds: { any }, th: Theme, x: number, y: number, s: string, size: number, color: string?, align: string?, role: string?) → void

Draw text vertically centred on y. align: left | center | right.

argtypedescription
cmds{ any }
thTheme
xnumber
ynumber
sstring
sizenumber
colorstring?
alignstring?
rolestring?"title" (display font, upper-cased where the theme says so) or "body".

rect(cmds: ?, x0: ?, y0: ?, x1: ?, y1: ?, fill: ?, stroke: ?, w: ?, r: ?) → void

argtypedescription
cmds?
x0?
y0?
x1?
y1?
fill?
stroke?
w?
r?

line(cmds: ?, x0: ?, y0: ?, x1: ?, y1: ?, color: ?, w: ?) → void

argtypedescription
cmds?
x0?
y0?
x1?
y1?
color?
w?

poly(cmds: ?, pts: ?, fill: ?, stroke: ?, w: ?) → void

argtypedescription
cmds?
pts?
fill?
stroke?
w?

diamond(cmds: ?, x: ?, y: ?, r: ?, fill: ?, stroke: ?) → void

argtypedescription
cmds?
x?
y?
r?
fill?
stroke?

pixelBox(cmds: { any }, x0: number, y0: number, x1: number, y1: number, fill: string, edge: string, c: number?) → void

Stepped pixel border box (the pixel theme's frame).

argtypedescription
cmds{ any }
x0number
y0number
x1number
y1number
fillstring
edgestring
cnumber?

panel(cmds: { any }, th: Theme, x0: number, y0: number, x1: number, y1: number, opts: any?) → void

A themed panel: chamfered sci-fi plate, gilded fantasy frame, outlined cartoon card with drop shadow, stepped pixel box or a soft minimal plate.

argtypedescription
cmds{ any }
thTheme
x0number
y0number
x1number
y1number
optsany?{ alpha = 0..1, accent = colour, fill = colour, flat = bool }

ring(cmds: { any }, th: Theme, cx: number, cy: number, r: number, t: number?) → void

The round frame around a round minimap or a compass dial.

argtypedescription
cmds{ any }
thTheme
cxnumber
cynumber
rnumber
tnumber?

circle(rad: ?, stroke: ?, w: ?, fill: ?) → void

argtypedescription
rad?
stroke?
w?
fill?

bar(cmds: { any }, th: Theme, x0: number, y0: number, x1: number, y1: number, frac: number, color: string?) → void

A progress bar filled to `frac` (0..1).

argtypedescription
cmds{ any }
thTheme
x0number
y0number
x1number
y1number
fracnumber
colorstring?

check(cmds: { any }, th: Theme, x: number, y: number, s: number, done: boolean, k: number?) → void

A checkbox, ticked when `done`. `k` (0..1) animates the tick in.

argtypedescription
cmds{ any }
thTheme
xnumber
ynumber
snumber
doneboolean
knumber?

badge(cmds: { any }, th: Theme, x: number, y: number, s: string, size: number, color: string?, align: string?) → number

A small badge (a pill holding a short string, e.g. "3/5" or "120 m").

argtypedescription
cmds{ any }
thTheme
xnumber
ynumber
sstring
sizenumber
colorstring?
alignstring?
⌬ Types
Theme = {

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