potatoqualitee/psu-themes

Themes for PowerShell Universal

PowerShell Universal themes

Look this gorgeous thang. Thanks @st3phhays!

@adamdriscoll will be integrating these themes into PSU but I've made them available here ahead of time if you're interested in using them now.

This is a project that smashes themes from windowsterminalthemes.dev into PowerShell Universal's underlying framework, Material UI.

You can learn how the theming engine was designed at Steph Hays' blog, which features this awesome demo video.

kbupdate-dashboard-samples.mp4

If you can't figure out how to run this in your own PowerShell Universal instance, here's a massive screenshot of the options.

psu-themes's Issues

Did I miss installation instructions?

Have PS Universal. Would like to try this, but I don't seem to see any installation instructions. Looks like examples depend on a Published folder named "assets" and three files in that folder, but where does the functions.ps1 file go? Same with colors.json, init.psm1, nav.json, etc. Where do the actual theme files go? Maybe I just missed install instructions. Thanks.

json thing

lol ujust use this https://www.atomcorp.dev/api/v1/themes

Navigation item rendering - with fix

Currently the object data returned to psu-themes.ps1 by sidebar.ps1 is null. This causes the sidebar navigation to not render any nav items.

The fix for this is to change line 1 of sidebar.ps1 to $nav = Get-Sidebar | ForEach-Object {$_ | select | Where-Object{$_.Enabled -eq $true}}

The data returning as null occurs owing to a functional pipeline rendering issue between assigned objects and pipeline objects.

for example if you assign $var = get-sidebar then in the next cmdlet do $nav = $var | where-object{$_.enabled -eq $true} you will get the correct return object. However if you try passing the output of Get-Sidebar directly to the same pipeline the primitive object is evaluated instead so you have to forcibly iterate over it to resolve the correct value.

Doing so will cause the sidebar navigation to render properly and then you won't need the image of all the themes for those who can't debug :)

allow creation of custom themes

so corps can make it match themselves