feat: add theme color support #206
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Original PR: #121
Resolved all conflicts, some code refactoring and fixed a bug generated by the minify process, which made the feature unusable in production.
Debugging it was somewhat hard, because the dev playground doesn't use the production minified version of
script.ts. It uses a symbolic link to it. Thus, using the production build in my personal blog resulted in a different interpretation of the JSON lodash literal compared to the one in the dev environment. Managed to solve it by forcing esbuild to keep the backticks.Other changes: Added a
// @ts-nocheckat the top ofscript.tsto get rid of a lot of type error lines in the code. Not a good solution given it should be a real Typescript file. Nonetheless, proper minifying the file while running the playground is out of the scope of this feature.For now, it seems the feature works just fine. Tested in
SSR: trueandSSR: false. 🤗