Description
The generated graph.html visualization currently defaults to a dark theme. It would be useful to support a persistent light/dark theme preference, especially for users working in environments where light mode is preferred.
Ideally, Graphify should provide a theme toggle in the generated visualization and remember the user's selection between sessions.
Proposed behavior
Add a theme selector/toggle with at least:
- ☀️ Light
- 🌙 Dark
- 🖥️ System
The selected theme should be persisted using browser storage (for example, localStorage) so that reopening the generated graph.html preserves the user's preference.
Expected behavior
For example:
First visit
↓
Use system preference
↓
User selects "Light"
↓
Save preference to localStorage
↓
Next time graph.html is opened
↓
Automatically use Light mode
Additional considerations
The theme should apply consistently to:
- Graph/canvas background
- Sidebar
- Search box
- Search results
- Node/edge information panels
- Legend
- Statistics panel
- Checkboxes and controls
- Text and secondary text
- Borders and separators
- Hover/selected states
It would also be useful if the default behavior could follow the operating system's prefers-color-scheme setting when no explicit preference has been saved.
Possible implementation
A simple implementation could use CSS variables:
:root {
--bg: #ffffff;
--panel-bg: #f8f9fa;
--text: #222222;
--secondary-text: #666666;
--border: #d9dee5;
}
[data-theme="dark"] {
--bg: #0f0f1a;
--panel-bg: #1a1a2e;
--text: #e0e0e0;
--secondary-text: #aaa;
--border: #333;
}
And persist the selection:
localStorage.setItem("graphify-theme", theme);
On startup:
const savedTheme = localStorage.getItem("graphify-theme");
if (savedTheme) {
document.documentElement.dataset.theme = savedTheme;
} else if (window.matchMedia("(prefers-color-scheme: dark)").matches
Proposed solution
Proposed solution
Add a theme selector to the generated graph.html with three options:
- Light
- Dark
- System — follows the user's OS/browser preference
The selected theme should be stored in localStorage so the preference persists when the generated HTML file is reopened.
The implementation could use CSS variables for theme-dependent colors and JavaScript to switch between themes. When no preference has been saved, Graphify should respect the browser's prefers-color-scheme setting.
The theme should cover the entire visualization UI, including the graph background, sidebar, search, legend, statistics, controls, text, borders, and hover/selection states.
This would allow users to choose their preferred appearance without modifying the generated HTML or Graphify's source code.
Alternatives considered
No response
Area
Graph building or querying
Are you willing to submit a PR?
Yes, but I will need guidance
Compatibility / behavior impact
Additional context
No response
Description
The generated
graph.htmlvisualization currently defaults to a dark theme. It would be useful to support a persistent light/dark theme preference, especially for users working in environments where light mode is preferred.Ideally, Graphify should provide a theme toggle in the generated visualization and remember the user's selection between sessions.
Proposed behavior
Add a theme selector/toggle with at least:
The selected theme should be persisted using browser storage (for example,
localStorage) so that reopening the generatedgraph.htmlpreserves the user's preference.Expected behavior
For example:
Additional considerations
The theme should apply consistently to:
It would also be useful if the default behavior could follow the operating system's
prefers-color-schemesetting when no explicit preference has been saved.Possible implementation
A simple implementation could use CSS variables:
And persist the selection:
On startup:
Proposed solution
Proposed solution
Add a theme selector to the generated
graph.htmlwith three options:The selected theme should be stored in
localStorageso the preference persists when the generated HTML file is reopened.The implementation could use CSS variables for theme-dependent colors and JavaScript to switch between themes. When no preference has been saved, Graphify should respect the browser's
prefers-color-schemesetting.The theme should cover the entire visualization UI, including the graph background, sidebar, search, legend, statistics, controls, text, borders, and hover/selection states.
This would allow users to choose their preferred appearance without modifying the generated HTML or Graphify's source code.
Alternatives considered
No response
Area
Graph building or querying
Are you willing to submit a PR?
Yes, but I will need guidance
Compatibility / behavior impact
Additional context
No response