Anionex/dsh-eye-care

Replaces DSH Web's cool-toned interface colors with six warm semantic themes while leaving the native Appearance preference intact. Four operating modes (off/auto/light/dark) and three warmth levels (soft/balanced/warm) produce six concrete themes registered through the official ThemeService, with real semantic tokens for backgrounds, text, borders, buttons, sidebar, bubbles, inputs, code blocks, scrollbars and Shiki colors — no global sepia filter or image transform. Choosing Light/Dark/System turns eye care off and keeps that newly selected theme.

Other ★ 2 updated 2026-09-03 — untested
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Install

dsh plugin --profile web add @anionex/dsh-eye-care

dsh plugin --profile web add @anionex/dsh-eye-care (npm @anionex/dsh-eye-care 0.1.0, verified npm 2026-08-31; repo Anionex/dsh-eye-care).

Compatibility

DSH web profile bundle; registered through the official ThemeService; loopback persistence in Host settings; remote browsers keep selection in the current process; MIT.

Details

Recent updates

Six warm semantic themes; four operating modes + three warmth levels; real semantic tokens incl. Shiki; native Appearance stays authoritative; no sepia filter or image transform.

FAQ

Does it override the built-in theme setting?
No — native Appearance stays authoritative: choosing Light, Dark or System turns eye care off and keeps that newly selected theme.
How many themes does it add?
Six concrete themes — warm light, warm dark, and an automatic scheme across three warmth levels (soft, balanced, warm) — registered through the official ThemeService.
Where is my selection stored?
Loopback persistence stores the selection in Host settings; remote browsers keep the selection in the current process.

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