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I built a theme engine for white-label apps using OKLCH color science
Generates accessible, perceptually uniform themes from one hex code using OKLCH math.
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Themery – A theme engine that compiles one palette to every major IDE
by Tiagopeter·Apr 16, 2026·5 points·0 comments
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Compiles one OKLCH palette to VS Code, JetBrains, and Neovim simultaneously.
Strengths
- •Single-source compilation eliminates manual sync errors across five different editor formats.
- •OKLCH plus APCA contrast scoring ensures accessibility by default, not an afterthought.
- •Supports emerging editors like Cursor and Windsurf out of the box immediately.
Weaknesses
- •Niche audience: only theme authors benefit, not regular developers just installing themes.
- •No built-in community marketplace or sharing platform for generated themes yet.
Category
Target Audience
Theme authors, design engineers, dotfile enthusiasts
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tmtheme-editor · ThemeUI · VS Code Theme Generator
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