iOS Themes

The iOS Theme by @basnijholt and modified from @kalkih's Gist

A generalized version of iOS Dark Mode Theme! This includes both Dark and Light Mode and 7 different HomeKit backgrounds. Installing this theme adds 28 different themes:

ios-light-mode-dark-green
ios-dark-mode-dark-green
ios-light-mode-light-blue
ios-dark-mode-light-blue
ios-light-mode-light-green
ios-dark-mode-light-green
ios-light-mode-orange
ios-dark-mode-orange
ios-light-mode-blue-red
ios-dark-mode-blue-red
ios-light-mode-red
ios-dark-mode-red
ios-light-mode-dark-blue
ios-dark-mode-dark-blue
... and versions with the -alternative suffix

Screenshots

Screenshots of my Home-Assistant instance, see the config files here .

Low quality gif, click here to see a mp4 (or scroll down).

Overview

Installation

Installation of the themes with HACS.

(If you do not have it yet) Install HACS.
Go to the HACS Community Store.
Click on the THEMES tab.
Search and install the iOS Themes.

Add the following code to your configuration.yaml file (reboot required).

frontend:
  ... # your configuration.
  themes: !include_dir_merge_named themes
  ... # your configuration.

Add the following line to your lovelace-ui.yaml or use the RAW editor:

background: var(--background-image)

So the end result will be something like this example.

Automations to easily switch

WARNING: if you want to switch themes using automations, you need to go to your profile and select "Backend-selected" for Theme!

It is recommended to use these automations (basnijholt/home-assistant-config/automations/frontend.yaml) in combination with these:

input_select:
  theme:
    options:
      - blue-red
      - dark-blue
      - dark-green
      - light-blue
      - light-green
      - orange
      - red
    icon: mdi:format-color-fill
  
input_boolean:
  dark_mode:
    name: Dark mode
    icon: mdi:theme-light-dark
  theme_alternative:
    name: Theme alternative (disable active state color)

Then add input_select.theme, input_boolean.theme_alternative, and input_boolean.dark_mode to your Lovelace UI.

How does the code work