Themes not working anymore on RetroGo 1.40

[explit7]

In the past it was necessary just to copy the themes to the Retro-Go Themes folder and it worked.
Now, the structure is changed and each theme need an theme.json file
See here: https://github.com/ducalex/retro-go/blob/master/THEMING.md

Could you please update the themes with the needed theme.json files ?

Thanks

[dat-atr-ash]

@explit7, you can just put the example JSON from https://github.com/ducalex/retro-go/blob/master/THEMING.md in the folder(s).
Might want to adjust some colors though.

I might or might not open a PR for the missing bg and logos for the pixel theme..

[explit7]

@explit7, you can just put the example JSON from https://github.com/ducalex/retro-go/blob/master/THEMING.md in the folder(s). Might want to adjust some colors though.

I might or might not open a PR for the missing bg and logos for the pixel theme..

Thanks for your reply, but could you point me, where the example.json is? I cant find it in the repo.
Maybe you can share your json?

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Thank you very much.

[defy-all]

@explit7, there is no file example.json in the retro-go repo.

But there is some json on THEMING.md that can just be pastet into an empty file in the theme folder(s).

However, it is even simpler than that:
All fields in theme.json are optional.
Just create a file called theme.json and put an opening and a closing curly bracket in there.
Put that file in each of your theme directories.
Done.

You'll have the default color options that you already know.

[explit7]

This is my minimal theme.json
Maybe it could be better. But it works for me

{
    "description": "Theme description",
    "website": "https://example.com/retro-go-theme",
    "author": "John Smith",
    "dialog": {
        "__comment": "This section contains global dialog colors",
        "foreground": "0xFFFF",
        "background": "0x0010",
        "border": "0x6B4D",
        "header": "0xFFFF",
        "scrollbar": "0xFFFF",
        "item_standard": "0xFFFF",
        "item_disabled": "0x8410",
        "item_message": "0xBDF7"
    }
}