podman-desktop/tailwind.config.cjs
Tim deBoer 6ab4e7be7d chore: status-colors
We have hard-coded colors for 'connections' in a few different places:

- Kubernetes resources - text in green-500 when connected.
- Kubernetes connection badge on list pages - green-600 for connected vs
  gray-900 for disconnected.
- Authentication - green-500 for signed in vs gray-500 for signed out.

This adds two new status colors and switches these places to use them.
- 'connected': green-600
- 'disconnected': gray-500

Although 'signed in' is a slightly different thing than connected I didn't
think it merited having different names or using different colors. The
choice of green-600 and gray-500 was taking a balance of what was there +
what looks better in light mode.

Signed-off-by: Tim deBoer <git@tdeboer.ca>
2024-06-11 10:06:23 -04:00

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const tailwindColors = require('tailwindcss/colors')
import colorPalette from './tailwind-color-palette.json';
module.exports = {
content: [
'packages/renderer/index.html',
'packages/renderer/src/**/*.{svelte,ts,css}',
'packages/ui/src/**/*.{svelte,ts,css}',
],
darkMode: 'class',
theme: {
extend: {
boxShadow: {
"titlebar": 'inset 0px -1px 0px 0 rgb(54 54 61 / 0.6)', // highlight for bottom of titlebar
"pageheader": 'inset 0 0px 10px 0 rgb(0 0 0 / 0.4)',
"nav": 'inset 7px -4px 6px 0 rgb(0 0 0 / 0.15)',
},
transitionProperty: {
width: 'width',
},
width: {
'leftnavbar': '48px',
'leftsidebar': '225px',
},
minWidth: {
'leftnavbar': '48px',
'leftsidebar': '225px',
},
},
colors: {
// import colors from the color palette
...colorPalette,
// The "status" colours to be used for Podman and Kubernetes containers
// these can be referenced by in the form of "bg-status-running" or "text-status-running"
'status': {
// Podman & Kubernetes
'running': tailwindColors.green[400],
// Kubernetes only
'terminated': tailwindColors.red[500],
'waiting': tailwindColors.amber[600],
// Podman only
'starting': tailwindColors.green[600],
// Stopped & Exited are the same color / same thing in the eyes of statuses
'stopped': tailwindColors.gray[300],
'exited': tailwindColors.gray[300],
// "Warning"
'paused': tailwindColors.amber[600],
'degraded': tailwindColors.amber[700],
// Others
'created': tailwindColors.green[300],
'dead': tailwindColors.red[500],
// If we don't know the status, use gray
'unknown': tailwindColors.gray[100],
'connected': tailwindColors.green[600],
'disconnected': tailwindColors.gray[500],
},
// The remaining colors below are not part of our palette and are only here
// to maintain existing code. No new use.
'zinc': {
100: tailwindColors.zinc[100],
200: tailwindColors.zinc[200],
300: tailwindColors.zinc[300],
400: tailwindColors.zinc[400],
600: tailwindColors.zinc[600],
700: tailwindColors.zinc[700],
},
'violet': {
50: tailwindColors.violet[50],
400: tailwindColors.violet[400],
500: tailwindColors.violet[500],
600: tailwindColors.violet[600],
700: tailwindColors.violet[700],
},
},
},
plugins: [],
};