Browser-side JS library for theming Google Music.
This was built as part of Google Play Music Desktop Player, a C# wrapper around Google Music. It was extracted to allow other to make better use of it.
gmusic-theme.js
is not created by, affiliated with, or supported by Google Inc.
Install the module with: npm install gmusic-theme.js
Once installed, add it to your HTML and access it via window.GMusicTheme
.
<script src="node_modules/gmusic-theme.js/dist/gmusic-theme.min.js"></script>
<script>
window.theme = new window.GMusicTheme(); // Our Google Music Theme API
</script>
If you are not using a package manager, download the latest script at:
Then, add it to your HTML and access it via window.GMusicTheme
.
<script src="gmusic-theme.min.js"></script>
<script>
window.theme = new window.GMusicTheme(window); // Our Google Music API
</script>
gmusic-theme.js
exposes a constructor, window.GMusicTheme
Constructor for a new Google Music Theme API.
- config -
Object
- An object containingbackPrimary
,backSecondary
,backHighlight
,forePrimary
,foreSecondary
andenabled
attributes any attribute not included will not be changed from the defaults.enabled
is set to false by default.
Enables the current custom theme
Disables the current custom theme
Updates the colors used in the custom theme and redraws the theme.
- colorObject -
Object
- A colors object containingtype
,backPrimary
,backSecondary
,backHighlight
,forePrimary
andforeSecondary
attributes any attribute not included will not be changed.
The type
attribute can be any value from window.GMusicTheme.TYPES
. At the moment
these are "FULL"
and "HIGHLIGHT_ONLY"
. There are constants for these values that
can be accessed through the types object. E.g. window.GMusicTheme.TYPES.HIGHLIGHT_ONLY
All defaults for the custom theme are copied below
BACK_PRIMARY = '#222326';
BACK_SECONDARY = '#121314';
BACK_HIGHLIGHT = '#615F59';
FORE_PRIMARY = '#FFFFFF';
FORE_SECONDARY = '#FF5722';
BACK_PRIMARY | BACK_SECONDARY | BACK_HIGHLIGHT | FORE_PRIMARY | FORE_SECONDARY |
---|---|---|---|---|
When changing colors you can use ANY CSS standard color syntax. #
, rgb()
, rgba()
Etc.
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint via npm run lint
and test via npm test
.
Currently there is no testing framework. How do we test a theming library????