talksik
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The problem stems from using something like QtQuick.Controls.iOS in certain views, which will follow the operating system level control. Thus, if our app theme is dark and the human's ios system theme is light, the text on a iOS.Menu will be white from our palette on top of a light mode background.
27 lines
1.1 KiB
QML
27 lines
1.1 KiB
QML
pragma Singleton
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import QtCore
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import QtQuick
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// based on https://colorhunt.co/palette/181c143c3d37697565ecdfcc
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Item {
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id: item
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property color background: darkTheme ? "#1C1C1E" : "#D7DCDD"
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property color card: darkTheme ? "#2C2C2E" : "#e4e9eb"
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property color secondaryBackground: darkTheme ? "#4A4B4C" : "#e4e9eb"
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property color accent: "#697565"
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property color muted: darkTheme ? "#EBEBF5" : Qt.rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.4)
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property color foreground: darkTheme ? "#FFFFFF" : "#000000"
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property color softBorder: darkTheme ? "#38383A" : "#C6C6C8"
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property color primaryText: darkTheme ? "#FFFFFF" : "#000000"
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property color secondaryText: darkTheme ? "#EBEBF5" : "#3C3C43"
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property color caption: darkTheme ? "#EBEBF5" : "#3C3C43"
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property color separator: darkTheme ? "#38383A" : "#C6C6C8"
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property color highlight: darkTheme ? "#374151" : "#c6cbcc"
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property color placeholderText: darkTheme ? Qt.rgba(1, 1, 1, 0.4) : Qt.rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3)
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property int radius: 5
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property bool darkTheme: Application.styleHints.colorScheme === Qt.Dark
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}
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