@wtto00/unocss-preset-theme v0.13.1

unocss-preset-theme

This is a fork of unocss-preset-theme.

Just modify the following part:

• fix: generated self-referencing CSS variables. unocss-preset-theme #82

Installation

npm i -D @wtto00/unocss-preset-theme

Usages

Usually you just need to set your light theme to unocss and your dark theme to presetTheme. This preset will transform your provide theme into css variables, then you just need to set the dark class or compact class (Depends on your theme name) in your html and you're done.

Just like this

import Unocss from 'unocss/vite'
import type { Theme } from 'unocss/preset-uno'
import { presetUno } from 'unocss'
import presetTheme from '@wtto00/unocss-preset-theme'
import type { Theme } from '@unocss/preset-uno'
import type { Preset } from 'unocss'

Unocss<Theme>({
  // Configure light themes
  theme: {},
  presets: [
    presetUno<Theme>(),
    presetTheme<Theme>({
      theme: {
        // Configure dark themes
        dark: {},
        // Configure compact themes
        compact: {},
      },
    }) as Preset<Theme>,
  ],
})

This will be the final generated css

/* darkMode: class */
.dark {
}
:root {
}
.compact {
}

/* If you set darkMode to media, the css will look like this */
.compact {
}
@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) {
}
@media (prefers-color-scheme: light) {
}

Then, you simply apply it as follows

<div class="dark">
  Dark mode
  <div class="compact">
    <div class="px-md">Use compact theme</div>
  </div>
</div>

Options

prefix

The prefix of the generated css variables, default is --un-preset-theme

theme

Your different theme. like { dark: {}, other: {} }

selectors

Customize the selectors of the generated css variables { light: ':root', [themeName]: '.[themeName]' }

Examples

• playground
• media

Contributors

License

MIT License