nordtheme/nord

Provide a usage summary

abrudz opened this issue · 3 comments

While the long description at https://www.nordtheme.com/docs/colors-and-palettes is nice, when doing an actual port, as summary is better. Something along the lines of:

  hex Dark ambiance Bright ambiance   R G B
0 #2e3440 background plain text, caret, brackets N 46 52 64
1 #3b4252 gutters, popups   i 59 66 82
2 #434c5e current line, selection   t 67 76 94
3 #4c566a line numbers   e 76 86 106
4 #d8dee9 caret, variables, constants, attributes, fields gutter, popups S 216 222 233
5 #e5e9f0   current line, selection n 229 233 240
6 #eceff4 plain text, brackets background w 236 239 244
7 #8fbcbb classes, types, primitives classes, types, primitives F 143 188 187
8 #88c0d0 declarations, calls declarations, calls r 136 192 208
9 #81a1c1 syntax, keywords, operators, tags, punctuation syntax, keywords, operators, tags, punctuation s 129 161 193
10 #5e81ac pragmas, comment keywords, pre-processor pragmas, comment keywords, pre-processor t 94 129 172
11 #bf616a errors errors A 191 97 106
12 #d08770 danger, annotations, décor danger, annotations, décor u 208 135 112
13 #ebcb8b warn, escape, regex warn, escape, regex r 235 203 139
14 #a3be8c strings strings o 163 190 140
15 #b48ead numbers numbers r 180 142 173
3+10% #616e88 comments comments a 97 110 136
Bad3r commented

@abrudz what does column 5 represent?

As I understand, the table columns are:

  1. FIELD1: This column represents the index or number of the color in the scheme.
  2. hex: This column contains the hexadecimal value of each color
  3. Dark ambiance: This column lists the elements or fields in the editor where the color is used in a dark ambiance or theme
  4. Bright ambiance: This column lists the elements or fields in the editor where the color is used in a bright ambiance or theme
  5. FIELD5: It is unclear what this column represents
  6. R, G, B: These columns contain the red, green, and blue values for each color, respectively.

Due to limitations in GitHub Flavored Markdown, I couldn't join table cells vertically. The first four spell "Nite" to indicate the "Polar Night" group. Next, we have "Snw" indicating the three "Snow Storm" colours. "Frst" shows the four in "Frost". Sorry for not making that clear.

Bad3r commented

@abrudz Ah, I see. The "FIELD5" column in the table you provided contains abbreviations that indicate which group each color belongs to in the Nord color palette. The abbreviations are "Nite" for the "Polar Night" group, "Snw" for the "Snow Storm" group, and "Frst" for the "Frost" group. I have reformatted the table for my personal notes. I'll share it here in case it's helpful for someone else.

Index HEX Dark ambiance Bright ambiance Group R G B
0 #2e3440 background plain text, caret, brackets Polar Night 46 52 64
1 #3b4252 gutters, popups Polar Night 59 66 82
2 #434c5e current line, selection Polar Night 67 76 94
3 #4c566a line numbers Polar Night 76 86 106
4 #d8dee9 caret, variables, constants, attributes, fields gutter, popups Snow Storm 216 222 233
5 #e5e9f0 current line, selection Snow Storm 229 233 240
6 #eceff4 plain text, brackets background Snow Storm 236 239 244
7 #8fbcbb classes, types, primitives classes, types, primitives Frost 143 188 187
8 #88c0d0 declarations, calls declarations, calls Frost 136 192 208
9 #81a1c1 syntax, keywords, operators, tags, punctuation syntax, keywords, operators, tags, punctuation Frost 129 161 193
10 #5e81ac pragmas, comment keywords, pre-processor pragmas, comment keywords, pre-processor Frost 94 129 172
11 #bf616a errors errors Aurora 191 97 106
12 #d08770 danger, annotations, décor danger, annotations, décor Aurora 208 135 112
13 #ebcb8b warn, escape, regex warn, escape, regex Aurora 235 203 139
14 #a3be8c strings strings Aurora 163 190 140
15 #b48ead numbers numbers Aurora 180 142 173
16 #616e88 comments comments Aurora 97 110 136