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A collection of themes for Node-RED

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    Node-RED Contrib Theme Collection

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    A collection of themes for Node-RED.

    📸 See the screenshots

    Table of Contents

    Installation

    Install with npm

    Run the following command from within the Node-RED user data directory (by default, $HOME/.node-red).

    npm install @node-red-contrib-themes/theme-collection

    NOTE: The command above installs the latest version of the theme collection, which is compatible with Node-RED 3.0 and later. For Node-RED version 2.2.X, run npm install @node-red-contrib-themes/theme-collection@v2.2.

    Theme list

    📸 See the screenshots

    Name Description
    aurora Inspired by the Aurora Theme for Sublime Text
    cobalt2 Based on the Cobalt2 Theme for VS Code
    dark A dark theme for Node-RED based on VS Code's Dark Modern theme
    dracula Based on the Dracula theme
    espresso-libre Inspired by the Espresso Libre theme for Monaco Editor
    github-dark Based on the GitHub Dark (legacy) theme from GitHub's VS Code themes
    github-dark-default Based on the GitHub Dark Default theme from GitHub's VS Code themes
    github-dark-dimmed Based on the GitHub Dark Dimmed theme from GitHub's VS Code themes
    midnight-red Based on the Midnight theme for Home Assistant
    monoindustrial Based on the monoindustrial theme for Monaco Editor
    monokai Based on the Monokai theme for VS Code
    monokai-dimmed Based on the Monokai Dimmed theme for VS Code
    noctis Inspired by the Noctis theme for VS Code
    oceanic-next Based on the Oceanic Next Color Scheme
    oled A Node-RED dark theme for OLED displays
    one-dark-pro Based on the Default theme from One Dark Pro
    one-dark-pro-darker Based on the Darker theme from One Dark Pro
    solarized-dark Based on the Solarized color palette
    solarized-light Based on the Solarized color palette
    tokyo-night Based on the Tokyo Night theme from Tokyo Night theme
    tokyo-night-light Based on the Tokyo Night Light theme from Tokyo Night theme
    tokyo-night-storm Based on the Tokyo Night Storm theme from Tokyo Night theme
    totallyinformation Created per request of Julian Knight (@TotallyInformation)
    zenburn Inspired by the Zenburn color scheme for Vim

    If you have an idea for a new theme, you can request it here, or better yet, create one yourself.

    Usage

    Set theme: "<theme-name>" in the editorTheme object in your settings.js and then restart Node-RED.

    For example, this sets Node-RED to use the dark theme.

    editorTheme: {
        theme: "dark"
    },

    NOTE: For details on the Node-RED's configuration file and its structure, please refer to the Node-RED official documentation.

    Themed Scrollbars [DEPRECATED]

    NOTE: This feature is now deprecated and will be removed in the next major release.

    Includes the theme and changes the scrollbars to make them better fit the theme.

    Add -scroll to the name of the theme you chose.

    For example, this sets Node-RED to use the midnight-red theme with themed scrollbars.

    editorTheme: {
        theme: "midnight-red-scroll"
    },

    Monaco Editor Theme

    Each theme in this collection comes with a pre-configured theme for the Monaco editor.

    Just leave theme in the codeEditor object commented out.

    For example, this sets Node-RED to use the dracula theme and its pre-configured theme for the Monaco editor.

    editorTheme: {
        theme: "dracula",
        codeEditor: {
            lib: "monaco",
            options: {
                // theme: "",
            },
        },
    },

    Development

    Please refer to the DEVELOPMENT.md file for details on how to set up a local development environment.

    License

    This project is licensed under the MIT license.