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Show HN: Shadcn/UI theme editor – Design and share Shadcn themes

https://shadcnthemer.com
96•miketromba•11h ago
Hey, I built https://ShadcnThemer.com - a web app for creating and sharing themes for shadcn/ui, made with my some of my favorites, Next.js 15, Tailwind CSS 4, Drizzle ORM, and Supabase.

The goal was to make it easy to visually design shadcn color themes, preview them live across various example UIs, and export them straight into your projects (as CSS or via the shadcn CLI registry command).

I had a bit of experience going into this because I built the Theme Studio for VS Code in the past, but it was fun using a modern stack and leveraging Cursor to help me along the way this time.

GitHub: https://github.com/miketromba/shadcn-themer

Comments

imcritic•10h ago
What is shadcn?
QuantumNomad_•10h ago
A set of components to build web UIs out of

https://ui.shadcn.com/

icemelt8•9h ago
default UI of the internet
ramon156•7h ago
A customizable component library built on radix.

Not sure why this upsets people, is it because it's popular and therefore bad?

rafram•4h ago
The Bootstrap of the 2020s. Just the default components people copy-paste into Tailwind-based SaaS apps.
stravant•3h ago
The key piece of the stack it gives you is sensible cross-platform component behaviors to put your styling / branding on to of.
slig•10h ago
Thanks for sharing! What's the difference between your app and tweakcn?

edit: would also love to be able to open preview on new tabs with middle-click.

miketromba•10h ago
Tweakcn is a great tool too. Main difference is I'm hoping ShadcnThemer will be more of a community-driven hub for sharing, starring, and forking themes - similar to how color palette websites have 1000's of user-made palettes. (I took this approach when building the Theme Studio for VS Code and it worked really well, 1000's of themes were designed and shared.)

Tweakcn also charges $ users to be able to share and save themes which I think is silly for a tool like this, should be 100% free and open source.

I also prefer the simple UX of ShadcnThemer better but I'm biased of course.

lyu07282•8h ago
Link: https://tweakcn.com/editor/theme
programmarchy•10h ago
I spent some time attempting to "derive" a theme given a primary and secondary color, but realized my color theory wasn't strong enough to build something reliable (I tried with both hsl and oklch). Curious if that's really possible.
QuantumNomad_•10h ago
The infinite scroll makes it difficult to reach the links in the footer, at least on mobile.

Footer links:

GitHub repo https://github.com/miketromba/shadcn-themer

Three other links also in the footer but they only bring me to login screen:

Terms of Service https://shadcnthemer.com/terms

Privacy policy https://shadcnthemer.com/privacy

Contact https://shadcnthemer.com/contact

lardissone•10h ago
I still can't believe this is still an issue. When lazy-loading/infinite-scroll appeared main problem was that your footer shouldn't contain any actionable information. And people still makes fall into the same issue years after.
triyambakam•3h ago
Really I don't see how you can have a footer at all on a page with infinite scroll
jzig•9h ago
The only changes I see are colors but what if I want eg a different border radius on buttons or margin on labels or specific fonts on elements etc? I don’t find changing only the colors of components particularly valuable but would like to see more variance in the actual shapes and looks of things.
miketromba•9h ago
Global border radius is editable, that setting is at the bottom of the sidebar. The challenge with global shadcn theming is that you're limited to adjusting the css variables they provide. I believe there is a global spacing variable, but it is not so specific that you can target e.g. just label spacing. That would be something you could modify directly within your shadcn input components via adjusting the tailwind class(es).
meindnoch•9h ago
>Sign in or create an account with your email

Into the trash it goes.

slig•8h ago
That's unfair. You can browse, preview and get the CSS variables without signing up.
LoganDark•8h ago
Email magic links are dumb. On top of that, forms that don't let you specify whether to login or to create an account are extra dumb. With magic links, one can't log in with just their password manager, and with a stupid combo form, anyone who mis-types or mis-remembers their email address just accidentally created a new account (or a new link that creates an account).
devilsdata•8h ago
Email magic links are inconvenient for the user, but they're not dumb. They're a pretty good option for a small project by a developer doesn't want to implement a whole auth flow, or pay for an OAuth provider.

It's a tradeoff. If you roll your own password flow, you need to add MFA to be secure. The complexity of what you need to build and maintain goes up.

A simple magic link flow for an app like this, where you are really only likely to log into it once per project you start.

Personally though, I also use a password manager. And I am annoyed enough by email magic links, that any of my personal projects will at least have a passkey implementation.

So I agree they're annoying. But they're definitely not "dumb". They're a tradeoff. This developer has chosen his own time over user convenience; which is a common tradeoff for small developers.

LoganDark•7h ago
The problem with magic links is that the secret is sent with each login attempt. It's just like SMS verification codes - an attacker that controls the email address, or the phone number, can log right in. In this case, probably without even resetting a password. Plus, with no way to verify the account owner other than the email address, if the email address is lost or changed, the account's as good as gone.

Also yes they're super annoying for the user too. It's inconvenient and less secure.

Passkeys are awesome, yeah.

bobbiechen•5h ago
As opposed to username/password, where... An attacker that controls the email address can log right in.

Unless you mean to say I should set up 2FA for my CSS theme variable helper website?

Passkeys and OAuth/social login are great, but everyone has an email. And I don't think any mainstream site supports only passkey as an auth method (and no other way).

tonyhart7•1h ago
"Passkeys and OAuth/social login are great, but everyone has an email"

big tech is only allowing Social login from another big tech anyway, they use whitelist and banning everyone that dont use that because they cant guarantee untrusted "third party"

tonyhart7•1h ago
"Email magic links are dumb."

True, every login must be standardized around social auth and oauth2

miketromba•2h ago
I get this. Just shipped the ability to create and edit themes locally, no auth required. The local theme gets persisted to localstorage and you can optionally save/share it later. It also works seamlessly with the fork / import features, so those can be used without auth as well.
lavela•9h ago
I tried to open different themes in tabs for comparison, but I would have to first open each one and then manually copy the URL into a new tab because you implemented your links as <button> (which prevents both middle-click and 'open in new tab' context menu option to work).
tacker2000•7h ago
Yup, this is the incompetence that we see all over the place since these new frameworks have come and front end devs have no idea what HTML actually is or how it works.

Buttons are for submitting forms and nothing else.

In HTML a link is created using an <a> element.

React has a <Link> element for this purpose, it will be rendered as <a>.

Please OP, at least try to learn a little bit about the underlying technologies.

robertoandred•6h ago
It has nothing to do with "new frameworks". ASP devs have been making buttons into links for decades.

Also, React does not have a Link element. Please at least try to learn a little bit about the underlying technologies.

miketromba•3h ago
Just shipped a fix, middle-click should work now. Thanks for the feedback
sreekanth850•2h ago
Not related to this directly, but shadcn drawer is built on the top of vaul which is unmintained, so who ever use this in production, keep this in your mind.
rochak•2h ago
Gotta love the JS ecosystem where devs move faster than users.
tonyhart7•1h ago
and people complain about "why LLM produce outdated code" lol

this is why ecosystem that stable like Go is better for vibe coding