@node-red-contrib-themes/oled
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A Node-RED dark theme for OLED displays.
Install via npm
npm install @node-red-contrib-themes/oled
Add the following to the editorTheme section of your settings.js, and then restart Node-RED.
editorTheme: {
theme: "oled"
},
This includes the theme and changes to the scrollbars to make them better fit the theme.
NOTE: This is EXPERIMENTAL and may not work on all browsers.
If you want to try it, add the following to the editorTheme section of your settings.js, and then restart Node-RED.
editorTheme: {
theme: "oled-scroll"
},
For more details on the configuration please refer to the Node-RED official documentation.
Enjoy!
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A Node-RED dark theme for OLED displays
We found that @node-red-contrib-themes/oled demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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