themes library

Optional ready-made themes for Fleury.

Each theme is a plain const ThemeData — hand one to FleuryApp or wrap a subtree in a Theme:

import 'package:fleury/fleury_core.dart';
import 'package:fleury/themes.dart';

// Hand this root to `runApp` on a terminal or `mountApp` in a browser —
// the theme is the same object either way. (The web-safe `fleury_core`
// barrel is deliberate: this package must stay dart2js-compilable.)
const app = FleuryApp(
  title: 'My app',
  theme: tokyoNight,
  home: MyApp(),
);

Nothing here is special: a theme is data, and yours can sit alongside these. See doc/themes.md for how to build one, and fleuryThemes for the full list ready to drop into a picker.

Classes

NamedTheme

A ThemeData with a display name — what a theme picker, gallery, or settings screen needs to show a user their options.

Constants

catppuccinMocha → const ThemeData

Catppuccin Mocha — Soothing pastel — the darkest of the four Catppuccin flavours.

dracula → const ThemeData

Dracula — Dark, with vivid purple and pink accents.

fleuryThemes → const List<NamedTheme>

Every theme this package ships, in display order — hand this straight to a picker:

gruvboxDark → const ThemeData

Gruvbox Dark — Retro groove — warm, high-contrast, low-saturation.

nord → const ThemeData

Nord — Arctic, north-bluish — a cool six-hue palette.

oneDark → const ThemeData

One Dark — The Atom / VS Code "One Dark" palette.

solarizedDark → const ThemeData

Solarized Dark — Precision colours for machines and people, dark background.

solarizedLight → const ThemeData

Solarized Light — Precision colours for machines and people, light background.

tokyoNight → const ThemeData

Tokyo Night — A clean, dark, blue-leaning editor theme.