Node-RED Contrib Theme Collection

A collection of themes for Node-RED.

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Table of Contents

• Installation
  • Install with npm
• Theme list
• Usage
  • Themed Scrollbars
  • Monaco Editor Theme
• Contributing
• License
• Show your support

Installation

Install with npm

Run the following command from within the Node-RED user data directory (by default, $HOME/.node-red).

npm install @node-red-contrib-themes/theme-collection

NOTE: The command above installs the latest version of the theme collection, which is compatible with Node-RED 3.0. For Node-RED version 2.2.X, run npm install @node-red-contrib-themes/theme-collection@v2.2.

Theme list

Name	Description
aurora	Inspired by the Aurora Theme for Sublime Text by Palmer Oliveira
cobalt2	Based on the Cobalt2 Theme for VS Code by Wes Bos
dark	A dark theme for Node-RED
dracula	Based on the Dracula theme by Zeno Rocha
espresso-libre	Inspired by the Espresso Libre theme for Monaco Editor
midnight-red	Based on the Midnight theme for Home Assistant
monoindustrial	Based on the monoindustrial theme for Monaco Editor
monokai	Based on the Monokai theme for Monaco Editor
oceanic-next	Based on the Oceanic Next Color Scheme by Dmitri Voronianski
oled	A Node-RED dark theme for OLED displays
solarized-dark	Based on the Solarized color palette by Ethan Schoonover
solarized-light	Based on the Solarized color palette by Ethan Schoonover
tokyo-night	Based on the Tokyo Night theme for VS Code by enkia
zenburn	Inspired by the Zenburn color scheme for Vim

If you have an idea for a new theme, you can request it here, or better yet, create one yourself.

Usage

Set theme: "<theme-name>" in the editorTheme object in your settings.js and then restart Node-RED.

For example, this sets Node-RED to use the dark theme.

editorTheme: {
    theme: "dark"
},

NOTE: For details on the Node-RED's configuration file and its structure, please refer to the Node-RED official documentation.

Themed Scrollbars

Includes the theme and changes the scrollbars to make them better fit the theme.

Add -scroll to the name of the theme you chose.

For example, this sets Node-RED to use the midnight-red theme with themed scrollbars.

editorTheme: {
    theme: "midnight-red-scroll"
},

Monaco Editor Theme

Each theme in this collection comes with a pre-configured theme for the Monaco editor.

Just leave theme in the codeEditor object commented out.

For example, this sets Node-RED to use the dracula theme and its pre-configured theme for the Monaco editor.

editorTheme: {
    theme: "dracula",
    codeEditor: {
        lib: "monaco",
        options: {
            // theme: "",
        },
    },
},

Contributing

First off, thanks for taking the time to contribute! Contributions are what make the open-source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make will benefit everybody else and are greatly appreciated.

Please read our contribution guidelines, and thank you for being involved!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license.

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