Support overriding theme through URL search parameter #7791
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Signed-off-by: Joshua Li <[email protected]>
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Does it matter that #5652 is not in 2.x? |
| /** @type {'browser' | 'light' | 'dark' | null} */ | ||
| var urlThemeParam = null; | ||
| try { | ||
| urlThemeParam = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search).get('theme'); |
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if this parameter only impacts dark/light mode, can we name it after that and not use theme?
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yes it's like 'colorscheme' vs 'background', and "theme" only impacts background. i thought about something like darkMode, but it also needs to support "browser". do you have any recommendation?
| if (!urlThemeParam && window.location.hash.includes('?')) { | ||
| urlThemeParam = new URLSearchParams(window.location.hash.split('?')[1]).get('theme'); |
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we specify urls params in the url fragment?
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we'll take it if it's in the hash. when hashrouter is used i think many parts of dashboards use hash for url params
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In a future enhancement, we MIGHT be having an interceptor on the server side to handle language and theme changes among others. After intercepting, it will clean the URL and redirect to the destination without the lang and theme. If we look into the hash here, we cannot unlook at it later and that would make the transition challenging if not impossble without a breaking change.
IMO, we should drop this piece and stick to the one above.
Signed-off-by: Joshua Li <[email protected]>
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this is no longer needed |
Description
This PR allows theme to be overridden by search parameter.
themeisdark, OSD sets theme to dark.themeisbrowser, OSD sets theme to match browser.themeislight, OSD sets theme to light.themeis absent or any other value, OSD behavior does not change.Theme can be a search param in either
location.searchorlocation.hash. For examplehttp://localhost:5601/app/home#/?theme=darkhttp://localhost:5601/app/management?theme=lighthttp://localhost:5601/app/home?theme=browser#/?theme=darkThis override will only be in-effect if the parameter is present in the URL. It only changes the actual theme and does not change theme selection on UI. This is more for the
embeded use case and not a user facing feature.This PR depends on #5652. The handlebars files don't seem to have tests, will add tests for 5652 in general later.
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yarn test:jestyarn test:jest_integration