Style switcher / light theme

[onejgordon]

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[joybh98]

I can work on this ,if no one has a problem with it ?

[onejgordon]

That would be great!

Most styling happens via material-ui package, and configured in components/Site.js. I believe a few styles are in css as well in static/flow.css.

My first thought is a theme dropdown or toggle, maybe under the profile page, and stored in the User.settings JSON (models.py).

[joybh98]

Toggle will be a bette option if there are 2 themes,the current(and default one) and light theme.
If there are more than that(please let me know if there are) dropdown will be a better option.
Let me know which one you will prefer.

[onejgordon]

Works for me. The original request came from a user who said the dark was hard on their eyes so I think a single alternative that inherits from a material-ui light palette will address the need.

[joybh98]

Perfect,i'll work on it.

[joepalomino]

@JoyBhalla are you still working on this. I can help out

[joybh98]

I was a little busy with University work,I will,we can work on it together I'd love to!

[joybh98]

I've installed all the required libraries and stuff required through pip,but i can't run the server script i'm getting the error "dev_appserver.py : command not found" . I am running it in a virtualenv, but i have not setup a google cloud instance.
Any help here ?

[onejgordon]

When you installed Google App Engine (via gcloud) it should have installed the dev app server and added it to your path. Do you have gcloud working? What does your path look like?

[joybh98]

My bad,Google App Engine is not installed. Thanks for the help!

[joybh98]

When running the "gcloud components update" command,i am getting the error : "You cannot perform this action because the Cloud SDK component manager
is disabled for this installation",any help ? There are options to install components through apt-get,but when i'm running apt-get i am not able to install the components,and i couldn't find anything on google to help me with this.
Any help?

[onejgordon]

This might help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42697026/install-google-cloud-components-error-from-gcloud-command

[onejgordon]

Did gulp run and finish in your terminal? Did it produce a build file at dist/src/build.js?