@local/dsh-theme-everforest
Theme Everforest
Harness Web UI 的 Everforest 调色板
插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。
npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:Frost-rA9/dsh-theme-everforest#d6610aa848cf313320709f9333b092e02face7d0
@local/dsh-theme-everforest
Harness Web UI 的 Everforest 调色板
插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。
npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add github:Frost-rA9/dsh-theme-everforest#d6610aa848cf313320709f9333b092e02face7d0
Theme Everforest 以 @local/dsh-theme-everforest 发布，当前版本为 1.0.0。Plugin Hub 会校验它的 manifest，并保存精确安装来源，便于复现安装结果。
Six complete Everforest palettes for the Harness Web UI — hard, medium and soft depth, each in a light and a dark plane — with a picker in Settings → General.
The pack is a Harness Client plugin bundle: one Host row with no behaviour, and one self-contained browser module that owns the palette token layer and the settings row.
| Package | @local/dsh-theme-everforest |
| Client entry | client.js (window.__ModuleLoader__.load) |
| Palette surface | ctx.theme.overrideTokens('@local/dsh-theme-everforest', …) |
| Settings row | settings.general.item, id everforest, order 13 |
| Persistence | localStorage['dsh-theme-everforest.depth'] |
| Tokens covered | 154 (every base-sheet alias, specific and themed-chrome token + syntax) |
From a Harness session with the DSH plugin manager:
plugin_manager install_bundle
target: /absolute/path/to/dsh-theme-everforest
The target must be the absolute path of a clone of this repository.
Or install it from the Plugin Manager page in the Web UI by pointing at this directory. The bundle declares no dependencies and no install scripts.
After installing, open Settings → General → Everforest and pick a depth. A page refresh may be needed the first time the bundle appears.
| Choice | What it does |
|---|---|
| Default | Removes the Everforest layer; the built-in Harness palette returns |
| Dark Hard / Medium / Soft | Everforest's dark planes; also pins Appearance to Dark |
| Light Hard / Medium / Soft | Everforest's light planes; also pins Appearance to Light |
Choosing a variant sets two things: the depth (kept in this browser's
localStorage, defaulting to medium on first run) and the host theme
preference through ctx.theme.setTheme. The installed token layer carries a
value for both schemes, so the three Appearance choices (Light / Dark /
System) keep working and simply decide which half of the layer paints. Select
System + a depth and the page follows the OS: Light Medium by day, Dark Medium
at night.
Depth is a per-browser choice: the theme service persists only the three
built-in preferences, and this pack deliberately declares no Host Config
(that would add a build-time dependency to a plugin that needs none).
client.js palette data, token rules, token layer, settings row
index.js Host half (no behaviour)
cordis.patch.yml inserts the single Loader row
icon.svg Plugin Manager artwork
locale/{en,zh}.json Plugin Manager title and description
tools/check.mjs coverage / colour / contrast / manifest validator
tools/base-tokens.json vendored base token list (generated from the DSH bundle)
docs/PALETTE.md upstream palette provenance and the six planes
docs/MAPPING.md token group → palette slot rules and contrast tuning
node --check client.js # browser half syntax
node --check index.js # host half syntax
node tools/check.mjs # full validation, non-zero exit on failure
tools/check.mjs loads client.js with a shimmed window and validates the
generated layers: token coverage against tools/base-tokens.json, CSS colour
validity, and WCAG contrast on the base, raised and sidebar surfaces in all six
palettes.
Regenerate the vendored base token list after a Harness upgrade that changes its theme bundle:
node tools/check.mjs --extract \
--from "$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$(command -v dsh)")")/../node_modules/@deepseek-ai/dsh/node_modules/@deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-theme"
The extractor reads lib/client.js in that package for the --dsw-alias-*,
--dsw-specific-*, themed chrome and --shiki-* names, and scans the
surrounding packages for var(--dsw-static-*) reads so the static patch list
tracks what components actually consume.
--dsw-focus-ring-color (interaction behaviour),
shadows, radii, and fonts. --dsw-static-neutral-00 and
--dsw-static-neutral-bluish-00 stay pure white because their consumers use
them as a translucent white highlight.MIT. Palette values and the syntax mapping are derived from
Everforest by sainnhe (MIT); see
LICENSE and docs/PALETTE.md.