This extension revamps the entire EasyEda UI with several unique Dark 🕶️ and some Light themes.

It is all contained in an extension that can run on the EasyEda website or standalone app, in any browser (tested chrome and firefox).

1. Download the latest release.
2. Now in EasyEda, open the extensions window by going to: Advanced > Extensions > Extensions Settings.
3. Select Load Extension > Select Files.
4. Select all of the files from the extension folder from the downloaded repository.
5. Make sure that the Extension ID field says themer. Then load the extension.
6. Thats it! The themes extension is now mounted.
7. You can now go to Theme Settings > Select Theme to select a theme.

Note: If you remount the extension, it is reccomended that you reload the page (Right Click > Reload on standalone app).

Some notable themes.

One Dark

Darker

Monokai Pro

Dracula

Oceanic

Light Owl

Whether you want to add to the project, edit it for yourself, or fix some CSS that I missed, the following can help you out a bit when it comes to the project and EasyEda extensions.

• Extensions can only mount certain filetypes (js, jpg, png, gif, svg, txt, json, md).
• Because of the above, the stylesheet mounted is uploaded as a .txt file. The actual stylesheet for development purposes can be found in extra/style.css. It can then be copied over to the txt for upload.
• To make CSS editing much easier, there is a tool in Theme Settings > Edit CSS, which allows you to update the CSS without remounting the extension. You can also force reload the CSS in this dialog.

• All theme info is stored in themes.json, you can simply add a new theme by adding to the json using the existing structure.
• EasyEda can load resources that were uploaded, in this case: themes.json and style.txt; Using an api call. These are loaded as blobs and must be processed.
• EasyEda has some basic documentation and outdated examples for their api. You can use developer tools and prettify the main.min.js, and explore it to see what api calls are possible and what arguments should be used.