I would love to be able to define a custom theme using the standard terminal color codes 0-255.
It's not uncommon to configure colors 0-15 to be a specific theme, and then have all your CLI/TUI tools use those colors. This way you don't have to set up the same hex codes in every tool, and you get light/dark theme switching for free (I know opencode has support for light/dark variants based on terminal background, but almost no TUI tool does that).
I personally configure the color codes 0-20 so I can have more colors for things like diff backgrounds, so support for any code 0-255 would be appreciated (and standard).
This would also help support the rare terminal environment that only has 256 color capability.
Example:
{
"data": {},
"tui": {
"theme": "custom",
"customTheme": {
"background": 0,
"foreground": 7,
"primary": 2,
"secondary": 3,
}
}
}
I would love to be able to define a custom theme using the standard terminal color codes 0-255.
It's not uncommon to configure colors 0-15 to be a specific theme, and then have all your CLI/TUI tools use those colors. This way you don't have to set up the same hex codes in every tool, and you get light/dark theme switching for free (I know opencode has support for light/dark variants based on terminal background, but almost no TUI tool does that).
I personally configure the color codes 0-20 so I can have more colors for things like diff backgrounds, so support for any code 0-255 would be appreciated (and standard).
This would also help support the rare terminal environment that only has 256 color capability.
Example:
{ "data": {}, "tui": { "theme": "custom", "customTheme": { "background": 0, "foreground": 7, "primary": 2, "secondary": 3, } } }