markdown::palette — element color derivation
MarkdownPalette derives the color for every markdown element from two base
colors — the text color and the background — so a markdown block looks
cohesive in any theme.
MarkdownPalette::new(text: RGBA, background: RGBA) -> SelfThe palette is created internally by MarkdownRenderable from its fg/bg
settings (see markdown); you normally don’t construct it
yourself, but the type is public for custom renderers that want the same
color logic.
Color accessors
| Method | Returns |
|---|---|
text_color() -> RGBA |
Base text color (the text passed to new). |
background_color() -> RGBA |
Base background (the background passed to new). |
muted_color() -> RGBA |
Dimmed variant for secondary text (metadata, HTML, rules). |
code_block_bg() -> RGBA |
Code block background. |
blockquote_bg_color() -> RGBA |
Blockquote background. |
blockquote_bar_color() -> RGBA |
Blockquote bar color. |
list_marker_color() -> RGBA |
List bullet / number color. |
Styling an element
pub fn style_for(&self, element: Option<MarkdownElement>, heading_level: Option<u8>) -> StyleReturns a ratatui Style for the given MarkdownElement
(and heading level): headings get bold + a heading color, Strong gets the
BOLD modifier, Emphasis ITALIC, Strikethrough CROSSED_OUT, code elements
get the code background, and so on. None (or an unknown element) yields
the base text style.
Two ratatui-Color helpers:
pub const fn code_bg_color() -> Color
pub const fn quote_bg_color() -> Color
pub const fn bg_color() -> Color
pub const fn rgba_to_ratatui(c: RGBA) -> Color // RGBA → Color::Rgb (alpha 0 → Reset)Example
use cosh_tui::core::renderables::markdown::MarkdownPalette;
use cosh_tui::core::renderables::markdown::context::MarkdownElement;
use cosh_tui::core::lib::rgba::RGBA;
let palette = MarkdownPalette::new(
RGBA::from_hex("#e0e0e0"),
RGBA::from_hex("#101010"),
);
let heading_style = palette.style_for(Some(MarkdownElement::Heading(1)), Some(1));
let code_style = palette.style_for(Some(MarkdownElement::CodeBlock), None);