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AstralRinth/apps/frontend/src/plugins/theme/preferred-theme.ts
Sasha Sorokin 1e0d7c7e28 Rewrite cosmetics and theme preferences (#1328)
- Cosmetics and theme preferences are now only stored in cookies instead
  of a combination of both cookies and state.

- The theme plugin now supports client hints. This allows the server
  to render a page using the client-preferred theme provided it supplies
  this information (any browser other than Firefox), helping to avoid an
  annoying flash while the page is hydrating.

- For the future, the theme plugin now supports additional light themes.
  Light theme preferences are currently not stored, but this can easily
  be fixed if the need arises.

- The previous workaround using the Nitro plugin has been removed. Its
  functionality is now handled by the Nuxt theme plugin with cleaner
  code.

- All pages and components now use the new plugins.

- Compared to the previous attempt, this commit has been improved to be
  more robust in cases where the theme cookie contains invalid values.

Co-authored-by: Geometrically <18202329+Geometrically@users.noreply.github.com>
2024-07-31 19:42:55 +00:00

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import { type DarkTheme, isDarkTheme } from "./themes.ts";
export function usePreferredThemes() {
// TODO: migrate theme preferences out of cosmetics to theme settings
const cosmetics = useCosmetics();
const dark = computed({
get(): DarkTheme {
const theme = cosmetics.value?.preferredDarkTheme;
if (theme == null) {
console.warn("[theme] cosmetics.preferredDarkTheme is not defined");
return "dark";
}
if (!isDarkTheme(theme)) {
console.warn(`[theme] cosmetics.preferredDarkTheme contains invalid value: ${theme}`);
return "dark";
}
return theme;
},
set(value) {
cosmetics.value.preferredDarkTheme = value;
},
});
return reactive({
dark,
light: "light" as const,
});
}