package theme import "image" import "image/color" import "golang.org/x/image/font" import "git.tebibyte.media/sashakoshka/tomo/artist" import "git.tebibyte.media/sashakoshka/tomo/defaultfont" // none of these colors are final! TODO: generate these values from a theme // file at startup. func hex (color uint32) (c color.RGBA) { c.A = uint8(color) c.B = uint8(color >> 8) c.G = uint8(color >> 16) c.R = uint8(color >> 24) return } var accentPattern = artist.NewUniform(hex(0x408090FF)) var backgroundPattern = artist.NewUniform(color.Gray16 { 0xAAAA }) var foregroundPattern = artist.NewUniform(color.Gray16 { 0x0000 }) var weakForegroundPattern = artist.NewUniform(color.Gray16 { 0x4444 }) var strokePattern = artist.NewUniform(color.Gray16 { 0x0000 }) var sunkenPattern = artist.NewMultiBorder ( artist.Border { Weight: 1, Stroke: strokePattern }, artist.Border { Weight: 1, Stroke: artist.Chiseled { Highlight: artist.NewUniform(hex(0x3b534eFF)), Shadow: artist.NewUniform(hex(0x97a09cFF)), }, }, artist.Border { Stroke: artist.NewUniform(hex(0x97a09cFF)) }) func AccentPattern () (artist.Pattern) { return accentPattern } func BackgroundPattern () (artist.Pattern) { return backgroundPattern } func SunkenPattern () (artist.Pattern) { return sunkenPattern} func ForegroundPattern (enabled bool) (artist.Pattern) { if enabled { return foregroundPattern } else { return weakForegroundPattern } } // TODO: load fonts from an actual source instead of using defaultfont // FontFaceRegular returns the font face to be used for normal text. func FontFaceRegular () font.Face { return defaultfont.FaceRegular } // FontFaceBold returns the font face to be used for bolded text. func FontFaceBold () font.Face { return defaultfont.FaceBold } // FontFaceItalic returns the font face to be used for italicized text. func FontFaceItalic () font.Face { return defaultfont.FaceItalic } // FontFaceBoldItalic returns the font face to be used for text that is both // bolded and italicized. func FontFaceBoldItalic () font.Face { return defaultfont.FaceBoldItalic } // Padding returns how spaced out things should be on the screen. Generally, // text should be offset from its container on all sides by this amount. func Padding () int { return 8 } // SinkOffsetVector specifies a vector for things such as text to move by when a // "sinking in" effect is desired, such as a button label during a button press. func SinkOffsetVector () image.Point { return image.Point { 1, 1 } }