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Colors with Solarized scheme #75

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madis opened this issue Oct 26, 2015 · 8 comments
Open

Colors with Solarized scheme #75

madis opened this issue Oct 26, 2015 · 8 comments

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@madis
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madis commented Oct 26, 2015

atom-ruby-test colours are very hard to look when using Solarized colour theme. I mean solarized has its red colour which looks nice. atom-ruby-test uses different red combinded w/ lighter background that makes output very hard to read. Example screenshot attached.

screen shot 2015-10-26 at 10 15 51

Below is example of Solarized theme's red:

screen shot 2015-10-26 at 10 14 43

Would it be possible to better match colours defined in Theme?

@Shmuwol
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Shmuwol commented Feb 2, 2016

👍

@vanboom
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vanboom commented Feb 11, 2016

👍 I am using the Atom Dark (UI Theme) and One Dark (Syntax Theme), and having a similar issue. The colors in the rspec results window are very muted and dark, whereas other text windows have brighter colors.

Killer extension, love it! Thanks!

@whomwah
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whomwah commented Feb 19, 2016

+1 It's only the red TBH

@metra
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metra commented Feb 22, 2016

👍 yes the red is not good.

@swaincreates
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👍 Agreed, i'm using One Dark with Atom Material and colors aren't great.. Wish there was a way to change. Would really be nice if I could integrate with Terminal Plus where user has control over colors. Has anyone seen a way to integrate the two?

@namick
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namick commented Jun 15, 2016

+1

@h13ronim
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You can customise it in style.less:

.ruby-test .panel-body,
.ruby-test .panel-body pre {
  background-color: #000;
}

@andypike
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andypike commented Nov 18, 2016

If you want to override specific colours, here's how I do it in my style.less file:

.ruby-test {
  .panel-body {
    pre {
      // Pending specs
      span[style="color:#A50"] {
        color: #EFD64D !important;
      }

      // Failing specs
      span[style="color:#A00"] {
        color: #E06C75 !important;
      }
    }
  }
}

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