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Allow loading themes from content.

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Made `load_theme` thake a `&str` and Added `load_theme_file`.
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Alexandre Bury 2016-07-24 16:53:12 -07:00
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commit 10e072c140
3 changed files with 140 additions and 53 deletions
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examples/theme.rs
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@ -4,7 +4,11 @@ use cursive::prelude::*;
fn main() {
let mut siv = Cursive::new();
siv.load_theme("assets/style.toml");
// You can load a theme from a file at runtime for fast development.
siv.load_theme_file("assets/style.toml").unwrap();
// Or you can directly load it from a string for easy deployment.
// siv.load_theme(include_str!("../assets/style.toml")).unwrap();
siv.add_layer(Dialog::new(TextView::new("This application uses a custom theme!"))
.title("Themed dialog")

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src/lib.rs
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@ -229,13 +229,18 @@ impl Cursive {
/// Loads a theme from the given file.
///
/// Returns TRUE if the theme was successfully loaded.
pub fn load_theme<P: AsRef<Path>>(&mut self, filename: P) -> bool {
match theme::load_theme(filename) {
Err(_) => return false,
Ok(theme) => self.theme = theme,
}
true
/// `filename` must point to a valid toml file.
pub fn load_theme_file<P: AsRef<Path>>(&mut self, filename: P) -> Result<(), theme::Error> {
self.theme = try!(theme::load_theme_file(filename));
Ok(())
}
/// Loads a theme from the given string content.
///
/// Content must be valid toml.
pub fn load_theme(&mut self, content: &str) -> Result<(), theme::Error> {
self.theme = try!(theme::load_theme(content));
Ok(())
}
/// Sets the refresh rate, in frames per second.

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src/theme.rs
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@ -1,4 +1,118 @@
//! Module to handle colors and themes in the UI.
//!
//! # Color palette
//!
//! To achieve a customizable, yet unified look, Cursive uses a configurable
//! palette of colors to be used through the entire application.
//!
//! These colors are:
//!
//! * **`background`**: used to color the application background
//! (around views).
//! Defaults to **blue**.
//! * **`shadow`**: used to color shadow around views.
//! Defaults to **black**.
//! * **`view`**: used to color the background for views.
//! Defaults to **white**.
//! * **`primary`**: used to print primary text.
//! Defaults to **black**.
//! * **`secondary`**: used to print secondary text.
//! Defaults to **blue**.
//! * **`tertiary`**: used to print tertiary text.
//! Defaults to **white**.
//! * **`title_primary`**: used to print primary titles.
//! Defaults to **red**.
//! * **`title_secondary`**: used to print secondary titles.
//! Defaults to **yellow**.
//! * **`highlight`**: used to highlight selected items.
//! Defaults to **red**.
//! * **`highlight_inactive`**: used to highlight selected but inactive items.
//! Defaults to **blue**.
//!
//! # Color Styles
//!
//! Each cell of the terminal uses two colors: *foreground* and *background*.
//!
//! Color styles are defined to easily refer to a pair of colors from the
//! palette.
//!
//! * **`Background`**: style used to print the application background.
//! * Its *background* color is `background`.
//! * Its *foreground* color is unimportant as no characters are ever
//! printed in the background.
//! * **`Shadow`**: style used to print shadows behind views.
//! * Its *background* color is `shadow`.
//! * Here again, the *foreground* color is unimportant.
//! * **`Primary`**: style used to print primary text.
//! * Its *background* color is `view`.
//! * Its *foreground* color is `primary`.
//! * **`Secondary`**: style used to print secondary text.
//! * Its *background* color is `view`.
//! * Its *foreground* color is `secondary`.
//! * **`Tertiary`**: style used to print tertiary text.
//! * Its *background* color is `view`.
//! * Its *foreground* color is `tertiary`.
//! * **`TitlePrimary`**: style used to print titles.
//! * Its *background* color is `view`.
//! * Its *foreground* color is `title_primary`.
//! * **`TitleSecondary`**: style used to print secondary titles.
//! * Its *background* color is `view`.
//! * Its *foreground* color is `title_secondary`.
//! * **`Highlight`**: style used to print selected items.
//! * Its *background* color is `highlight`.
//! * Its *foreground* color is `view`.
//! * **`HighlightInactive`**: style used to print selected,
//! but inactive items.
//! * Its *background* color is `highlight_inactive`.
//! * Its *foreground* color is `view`.
//!
//! Using one of these pairs when styling your application helps give it a
//! coherent look.
//!
//! # Effects
//!
//! On top of a color style, some effects can be applied on cells: `Reverse`,
//! for instance, swaps the foreground and background colors of a cell.
//!
//! # Themes
//!
//! A theme defines the color palette an application will use, as well as
//! various options to style views.
//!
//! Themes are described in toml configuration files. All fields are optional.
//!
//! Here are the possible entries:
//!
//! ```toml
//! # Every field in a theme file is optional.
//!
//! # First come some various options
//! shadow = false # Don't draw shadows around stacked views
//! borders = "simple" # Alternatives are "none" and "outset"
//!
//! # Here we define the color palette.
//! [colors]
//! background = "black"
//! # If the value is an array, the first valid color will be used.
//! # If the terminal doesn't support custom color,
//! # non-base colors will be skipped.
//! shadow = ["#000000", "black"]
//! view = "#d3d7cf"
//!
//! # Array and simple values have the same effect.
//! primary = ["#111111"]
//! secondary = "#EEEEEE"
//! tertiary = "#444444"
//!
//! # Hex values can use lower or uppercase.
//! # (base color MUST be lowercase)
//! title_primary = "#ff5555"
//! title_secondary = "#ffff55"
//!
//! # Lower precision values can use only 3 digits.
//! highlight = "#F00"
//! highlight_inactive = "#5555FF"
//! ```
use std::io;
use std::io::Read;
@ -344,46 +458,8 @@ impl Color {
}
}
/// Loads a theme file, and returns its representation.
///
/// The file should be a toml file. All fields are optional.
///
/// Here are the possible entries:
///
/// ```text
/// # Every field in a theme file is optional.
///
/// shadow = false
/// borders = "simple" # Alternatives are "none" and "outset"
///
/// # Base colors are red, green, blue,
/// # cyan, magenta, yellow, white and black.
/// [colors]
/// background = "black"
/// # If the value is an array, the first valid color will be used.
/// # If the terminal doesn't support custom color,
/// # non-base colors will be skipped.
/// shadow = ["#000000", "black"]
/// view = "#d3d7cf"
///
/// # Array and simple values have the same effect.
/// primary = ["#111111"]
/// secondary = "#EEEEEE"
/// tertiary = "#444444"
///
/// # Hex values can use lower or uppercase.
/// # (base color MUST be lowercase)
/// title_primary = "#ff5555"
/// title_secondary = "#ffff55"
///
/// # Lower precision values can use only 3 digits.
/// highlight = "#F00"
/// highlight_inactive = "#5555FF"
/// ```
/// Loads a theme and sets it as active.
pub fn load_theme<P: AsRef<Path>>(filename: P) -> Result<Theme, Error> {
/// Loads a theme from file and sets it as active.
pub fn load_theme_file<P: AsRef<Path>>(filename: P) -> Result<Theme, Error> {
let content = {
let mut content = String::new();
let mut file = try!(File::open(filename));
@ -391,11 +467,13 @@ pub fn load_theme<P: AsRef<Path>>(filename: P) -> Result<Theme, Error> {
content
};
let mut parser = toml::Parser::new(&content);
let table = match parser.parse() {
Some(value) => value,
None => return Err(Error::Parse),
};
load_theme(&content)
}
/// Loads a theme string and sets it as active.
pub fn load_theme(content: &str) -> Result<Theme, Error> {
let mut parser = toml::Parser::new(content);
let table = try!(parser.parse().ok_or(Error::Parse));
let mut theme = Theme::default();
theme.load(&table);