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#B51929,#B51929,#e6d51e,#000000,#ffffff,#FFFFFF,#fae243,#B7B6B7

You've got your Google Analytics token in config.rb: https://github.com/paracycle/slackthemes/blob/master/config.rb#L80

I recommend moving it to a config file that lives outside public source control so that you don't start getting spurious records from people who clone and run this project elsewhere.

Since Slack announced dark theme support, could this be added as an option?

The application is basically a UI clone of slack, except for the theme picker.

I think a UI refactor of the theme picker can give the site a fresh updated look! With some small changes you might get:

You should probably add a README to explain how to run & contribute to this project after having forked+cloned this project.

I would like to have the ability to toggle showing what a "single team" view and "multi-team" view looks like. Some of the themes look really good on single team, but look awful on multi-team (Midnight Pink is a prime example)

As on the multi team, side bar changes color, and the bottom "profile" disappears (will be the same color as the profile part down the bottom)

Example:

I noticed WordPress theme looks strangely brownish. While accent/brand colors are accurate, background and text are not quite what WP’s default interface theme looks like.

I would like to suggest the following adjustment to make it consistent with WP UI feel:

1. Consistent background and hover
2. Slightly more accurate active hue
3. Darker admin "notification" green

current:

#333333,#222222,#0074A2,#FFFFFF,#111111,#FFFFFF,#7AD03A,#D54E21

changed:

#23282d,#191e23,#0073AA,#FFFFFF,#111111,#EEEEEE,#46b450,#D54E21

Clicking the button on Copy button raises a console error

Please add Twitter Dark, it looks smoothing.
Thanks.

There should be a way to generate random themes that would be pleasing to the eye. Don't know enough about harmonious colors and color theory to pull it off though. Any thoughts @atesgoral?

After selecting an existing theme and getting the theme slug in the URL hash; the moment any colour is changed, encode the full theme in the hash so that the URL can be shared to get feedback on the theme-in-progress. Selecting an existing theme resets the hash to a theme slug.

Here are the colors from the official cobalt2 slack theme repo
https://github.com/wesbos/Cobalt2-Slack

There is currently an Arc theme. I suggest an Arc-Grey theme to match that gtk theme. Much softer colors:

#383838,#303641,#999999,#FFFFFF,#5c5c5c,#FFFFFF,#999999,#999999

There might be some themes that are not as pretty as other themes. Would it make sense to cull some themes? It would even be nicer if there was a way to track popularity of themes and cull unpopular ones...

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The simplest way to track theme popularity would be to generate synthetic pageview events every time a user-initiated theme change is performed.

With all due respect, this project is really nice, but looks like it's not maintained, not sure if there's any help we can that offered?

Maybe some people will be interested in being collaborator to help sort out some issues and pull requests.

@paracycle do you have any idea? Thanks ;)

How can I compile/build the project to usable html files?

Any plans on allowing users of the site to share their themes or have their themes be featured where other users may vote on the best ones?

Mahalo,
Gerald

Currently not shown in the preview but it's also affected by themes, would be nice to see in what way for each of them

Look into using replaceState instead of pushState if possible. (Ref: https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router/wiki/Quick-Reference#options)

Motivation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9500951

As the amount of themes is growing rapidly, I suggest the addition of a search input in the modal:

Right now, the themes are loaded using a template, this should be done through angular. This opens up the possibility of using ng-repeat. Which in turn adds the possibility of using angular filters!

Also, I would suggest a fuzzy search.