Setting up the first 2 themes: Todoist Red vs Noir Now you have an Ionic project with a sidemenu and two pages ready to go! To see your creation, enter ionic serve in your terminal. Ionic start sidemenu Example terminal output from the CLIĪfter the project has generated, change into the directory with: To generate a project with this template, enter this command into the terminal:
If you get an error with code ‘EACCES,’ then you may need sudo or admin privileges.įor this tutorial, the sidemenu template provides a good starting point. Npm install -g Note: you must have Node JS and npm installed. To install Ionic, open a terminal and enter : With one shared codebase, you can develop an application for iOS or Android or you can deploy it as a web app. Ionic, if you haven’t used it before, is a mobile application framework which lets you write mobile apps in HTML, CSS, and Typescript. When a theme is selected by the user, ideally this change should happen in real-time rather than requiring the user to reopen the app. In this Medium post, we will work through a project which will have a number of themes the user can select at run-time just like above. A great example of dynamic themes in the ToDoist app It provides a great experience for users who don’t want to be tied down to one primary accent color scheme or want to personalize the theme to suit their own style.
This is one of my favorite features in apps. Why not let the user choose their own favourite theme?
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By Ryan Gordon How to dynamically theme your Ionic application and make your users happyĭesigning a sleek color scheme for your mobile application can be time consuming.
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