Dracula Theme
Starlog published a deep-dive on dracula/dracula-theme #1103
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Hi, thanks for the article! Two corrections, since you offered:
Would appreciate an update. Thanks! |
Hi, thanks for the article! Two corrections, since you offered:
The CI validation section doesn't reflect reality - there's no
@dracula/colorspackage and theme repos don't run automated color validation. Consistency comes from the spec, the template repo, and submission review.The Verdict describes the spec as a rigid 11-color list with no unified tooling - the actual spec (https://draculatheme.com/spec) also covers a light variant (Alucard), ANSI and UI palettes, token rules, and a reference implementation, plus an official template for new themes.
Would appreciate an update. Thanks!