v0.1.7

What's Changed

Improvements

• refactor(docstring): correct docstring for the git_ignore flag

New theme

• feat(feature): Add a new theme gruvbox

• Release/v0.1.6 by @metaboulie in #8

• github(workflow): testing by @metaboulie in #9

Full Changelog: v0.1.6...v0.1.7

v0.1.6

What's Changed

• fix: use posix-style paths in modify_app_line to prevent escape sequence errors on Windows by @daliposc in #7

New Contributors

• @daliposc made their first contribution in #7

Full Changelog: v0.1.5...v0.1.6

v0.1.5

Release Note: motheme v0.1.5

New Features

Theme Management Enhancements

• remove Command:
  Added a new remove command to streamline theme file management:

  • motheme remove <theme-one-name> <theme-two-name> ...
  • Interactive Confirmation Prompt: Confirms deletions before proceeding.
  • Non-Existent Theme Detection: Alerts users when attempting to remove missing themes.
  • Multiple Theme Removal: Supports deletion of multiple themes in a single command.
  • Safe Deletion Checks: Ensures no unintended file deletions.

• create Command:
  Introduced a create command for duplicating existing themes to kickstart customizations:

  • motheme create <ref-theme-name> <new-theme-name>
  • Arguments: Accepts a reference theme and a new theme name.
  • Validation: Ensures the reference theme exists and avoids overwriting existing themes.
  • Theme Duplication: Creates a copy of the reference theme with the specified name.
  • Quiet Mode: Optional --quiet flag for suppressing non-essential output.
  • Path Output: Prints the path to the newly created theme for easy reference.

Git-Ignore Integration

• Added -i/--git-ignore flag for apply, clear, and current commands, enhancing file operations with:
  • motheme apply -r -i <theme-name> ./
  • Git-Tracked File Handling: Uses git ls-files to respect .gitignore rules.
  • Performance Optimizations: Caches results of git ls-files for repeated use.
  • Error Management: Gracefully handles errors from Git commands.

Improvements

• Updated internal helper functions (expand_files) to support git-ignore filtering.

What's Changed

• Release/v0.1.4 by @metaboulie in #4

Full Changelog: v0.1.4...v0.1.5

v0.1.4

What's Changed

Add -q/--quiet flag to apply, clear, and current commands to suppress output
when running in scripts or automated workflows. Implements quiet mode using a
context manager that redirects stdout to a null stream when enabled.

• Release/v0.1.3 by @metaboulie in #3

Full Changelog: v0.1.3...v0.1.4

Version 0.1.3

New Features

Theme Management

• Added current command to display themes applied to notebooks
• Supports single file and recursive directory scanning
• Example usage:

  motheme current notebook.py
  motheme current directory/ -r

Performance Improvements

• Implemented LRU caching for theme name extraction
• Added caching to modify_app_line function (up to 128 results)
• Enhanced error reporting with detailed file name tracking

Code Architecture

App Block Parsing

• Introduced dedicated parser module for marimo.App declarations
• Created AppBlock dataclass with comprehensive parsing utilities
• Added support for single-line and multi-line declarations
• Implemented nested parentheses handling

Refactoring

• Consolidated file path expansion across theme operations
• Centralized App block parsing logic
• Extracted file validation into helper functions
• Unified file path handling and notebook validation

Bug Fixes

• Resolved UnboundLocalError in error handling by ensuring valid filename references
• Fixed tuple unpacking bug in CLI commands

Testing

• Added comprehensive unit tests for AppBlock parser
• Test coverage includes:
  • Single and multi-line App declarations
  • Nested parentheses scenarios
  • Edge cases
  • Content update operations

v0.1.2

Full Changelog: motheme...v0.1.2

simple CLI support

Now you can install marimo-themes ( or motheme ) through pip, get up-to-date custom themes and apply themes to your marimo notebooks.

pip install motheme

# Initialize themes
motheme update

# List available themes
motheme themes

# Apply a theme to specific files
motheme apply coldme notebook1.py notebook2.py

# Apply theme recursively
motheme apply -r coldme ./

What's Changed

• add Cli support by @metaboulie in #1

New Contributors

• @metaboulie made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: https://github.com/metaboulie/marimo-themes/commits/motheme