padz 1.2.0

An ergonomic, context-aware scratch pad for the terminal — a good Unix citizen
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# Padz Default Stylesheet
#
# This stylesheet implements a three-layer styling architecture:
#
# 1. Visual Layer (prefixed with _): Concrete styles with actual colors
# 2. Presentation Layer (prefixed with _): Semantic aliases like _secondary
# 3. Semantic Layer: Template-facing style names
#
# For light/dark mode support, styles use adaptive sections.
# The base style is optional when light/dark variants fully specify the style.

# ============================================================================
# VISUAL LAYER - Concrete styles with actual colors
# These are the raw building blocks, prefixed with _ to indicate internal use
# ============================================================================

_primary:
  light:
    fg: black
  dark:
    fg: white

_gray:
  light:
    fg: [115, 115, 115]
  dark:
    fg: [180, 180, 180]

_gray_light:
  light:
    fg: [173, 173, 173]
  dark:
    fg: [110, 110, 110]

_gold:
  light:
    fg: [196, 140, 0]
  dark:
    fg: [255, 214, 10]

_red:
  light:
    fg: [186, 33, 45]
  dark:
    fg: [255, 138, 128]

_green:
  light:
    fg: [0, 128, 0]
  dark:
    fg: [144, 238, 144]

_yellow_bg:
  light:
    fg: black
    bg: [255, 235, 59]
  dark:
    fg: black
    bg: [229, 185, 0]

# ============================================================================
# PRESENTATION LAYER - Cross-cutting visual concepts (aliases)
# These provide consistent appearance for similar elements
# ============================================================================

_secondary: _gray
_tertiary: _gray_light
_accent: _gold
_danger: _red
_success: _green

# ============================================================================
# SEMANTIC LAYER - What templates use
# Some reference presentation layer aliases, some define concrete styles
# with modifiers like bold/italic that can't be expressed as pure aliases
# ============================================================================

# Core semantic styles
title:
  bold: true
  light:
    fg: black
  dark:
    fg: white

time:
  italic: true
  light:
    fg: [115, 115, 115]
  dark:
    fg: [180, 180, 180]

hint: _tertiary

# List styles
list-index: _accent
list-title: _primary

pinned:
  bold: true
  light:
    fg: [196, 140, 0]
  dark:
    fg: [255, 214, 10]

deleted: _danger
deleted-index: _danger
deleted-title: _secondary
status-icon: _secondary

# Search/highlight
highlight: _yellow_bg
match: _yellow_bg

# Tags
tag:
  bold: true
  light:
    fg: black
    bg: [255, 235, 59]
  dark:
    fg: black
    bg: [229, 185, 0]

# Message styles (concrete - need modifiers for emphasis)
error:
  bold: true
  light:
    fg: [186, 33, 45]
  dark:
    fg: [255, 138, 128]

warning:
  bold: true
  light:
    fg: [196, 140, 0]
  dark:
    fg: [255, 214, 10]

success: _success
info: _secondary

# Help styles
help-header:
  bold: true
  light:
    fg: black
  dark:
    fg: white

help-section:
  bold: true
  light:
    fg: [196, 140, 0]
  dark:
    fg: [255, 214, 10]

help-command: _success
help-desc: _secondary

help-usage:
  fg: cyan

# Template content styles (aliases to presentation layer)
help-text: _tertiary
section-header: _secondary
empty-message: _secondary
preview: _tertiary
truncation: _secondary
line-number:
  italic: true
  light:
    fg: [115, 115, 115]
  dark:
    fg: [138, 138, 138]
separator: _tertiary