I built a color scheme editor for sublime using Angular.js and some HTML5 File APIs. It only works in Google Chrome though, since the HTML5 file apis are not implemented in other browsers yet.
You can drag and drop your color scheme on the page and start tweaking it to your hearts content.
Try it out here: tmtheme-editor.herokuapp.com/
the code is also available on github: github.com/aziz/tmTheme-Editor
Very nice. You should also allow the removal and addition of core settings stuff like gutter background and foreground. Some themes don’t have those defined, and when you upload the theme, you can’t add them either. Very good though. Thanks!
this is coming soon. it’s on my list
parsing tmLanguage files are really complex, but as you can see, I’m working on it on my spare time. the javascript REGEX is really limited and does not support a lot of expressions used in tmLanguage files. I might end up doing it on the server in ruby.
Whoa. This is incredible, and EXACTLY what I was hoping someone would create! GREAT JOB!
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Just go to the website…?[/quote]
Well, yeah, but I was hoping to run standalone on my machine.
The page can totally work offline. You can not save the page since some of the HTML5 File APIs are not working on file:// protocol, but it neither does need any internet connection nor sends anything to the server. It’s all client side.
It’s possible to convert it to a chrome app in future but at the moment, it’s much easier and faster to deploy to a server on heroku.
[quote=“aziz”]The page can totally work offline. You can not save the page since some of the HTML5 File APIs are not working on file:// protocol, but it neither does need any internet connection nor sends anything to the server. It’s all client side.
It’s possible to convert it to a chrome app in future but at the moment, it’s much easier and faster to deploy to a server on heroku.[/quote]
Cool. Thanks, aziz.
Nice work on that. I don’t see any need for my color scheme CSS-like language that I was planning now, so good job on making my ToDo smaller and also providing a great utility.
Also, I remember seeing something with a similar interface before and it was some kind of a draft, but I can’t remember what its initial purpose was.
This is fantastic. What an incredibly efficient way to tweak my schemes to meet my particular needs. Thank you for sharing this.
Two possible suggestions if you haven’t thought of them already:
Nice work. Well done.
It’s great! I like it a lot. It’s totally an online verison of Sublime Text.
Did some small adjustments to your excellent tool using userstyles. Thought I could share it.
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Hi - noticed this great color scheme editor webapp is not working anymore? It is not fully loading whereas it was working previously - has something changed and can the working version be restored?