themed_color_palette

Description:

themed color palette

Themed Color Palette #
Create a theme yaml file #
Create a yaml file with the extension .theme.dart.
Fill the yaml files with the collections of values of your theme:
.themes: # Those are the different themes of the app.
- light
- dark
.name: themedColorPalette
.description: The Themed Color Palette
.shared: # The shared values are constants independent of the theme.
radius:
.description: Default radius.
.type: double
.value: 4
padding:
.description: Default padding.
.type: double
.value: 8
.themed: # Themed values are values that change between the different themes.
primaryColor:
.description: Primary color
.type: color
light: ff00296b
dark: ffb1cff5
secondaryColor:
.description: Secondary color
.type: color
light: ffd26900
dark: ffffd270
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An example can be found in the example folder.
About the yaml file #
Each object has several properties:

.name: The name of the object. It should be in camelCase:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camel_case.
.description: A short description of the object so we know what it is used
for This description will be comments in the code, the developers will see
when they code/use it.

Values:
There are different type of values:

int: Number with no decimals (ex: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5...).
double: Number with decimals (ex: 0.5, 1.0 ...)..
color: Should be aarrggbb format. When importing a color, you can add the
parameter withOpacity and a double in [0, 1]. You can also import the
opacity used in the withOpacity parameter.
fontWeight: The different values are:

w100, thin
w200, extraLight
w300, light
w400, medium
w500, normal, regular, plain
w600, semiBold
w700, bold
w800, extraBold
w900, black


bool: A boolean, the different values are:

true
false


brightness: The brightness values are:

light
dark



.flutter: .flutter property is used when a value is used to sed the Flutter
Material theme (ex: cardColor). Specify what value it specifies in the
flutter theme (ex: theme.cardColor) It will indicates to the user to use the
cardColor from the Flutter Material Theme instead.
Imports
You can only import values that have been PREVIOUSLY defined (aka higher in the file).
Editing on VSCode #
You can install this VSCode extension to provide a better editing experience with highlighting and decorations.
Builder configuration #
Create a build.yaml at the root of your repository:
targets:
$default:
builders:
themed_color_palette:themedColorPaletteGeneratorBuilder:
enabled: true
generate_for:
- lib/*
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Generates the code #
Run
flutter pub run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs
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