The iOS Theme by @basnijholt and modified from @kalkih's Gist
A generalized version of iOS Dark Mode Theme! This includes both Dark and Light Mode and 7 different HomeKit backgrounds. Installing this theme adds 28 different themes:
ios-light-mode-dark-green
ios-dark-mode-dark-green
ios-light-mode-light-blue
ios-dark-mode-light-blue
ios-light-mode-light-green
ios-dark-mode-light-green
ios-light-mode-orange
ios-dark-mode-orange
ios-light-mode-blue-red
ios-dark-mode-blue-red
ios-light-mode-red
ios-dark-mode-red
ios-light-mode-dark-blue
ios-dark-mode-dark-blue
...
and versions with the-alternative
suffix
Screenshots of my Home-Assistant instance, see the config files here .
Low quality gif
, click here to see a mp4
(or scroll down).
- Installation of the themes with HACS.
- (If you do not have it yet) Install HACS.
- Go to the HACS Community Store.
- Click on the
THEMES
tab. - Search and install the
iOS Themes
.
- Add the following code to your
configuration.yaml
file (reboot required).
frontend:
... # your configuration.
themes: !include_dir_merge_named themes
... # your configuration.
- Add the following line to your
lovelace-ui.yaml
or use the RAW editor:
background: var(--background-image)
So the end result will be something like this example.
WARNING: if you want to switch themes using automations, you need to go to your profile and select "Backend-selected" for Theme!
It is recommended to use these automations (basnijholt/home-assistant-config/automations/frontend.yaml
) in combination with these:
input_select:
theme:
options:
- blue-red
- dark-blue
- dark-green
- light-blue
- light-green
- orange
- red
icon: mdi:format-color-fill
input_boolean:
dark_mode:
name: Dark mode
icon: mdi:theme-light-dark
theme_alternative:
name: Theme alternative (disable active state color)
Then add input_select.theme
, input_boolean.theme_alternative
, and input_boolean.dark_mode
to your Lovelace UI.
All the 28(!) themes in themes/
are automatically generated using create-themes.py
and the information in settings-light-dark.yaml
is passed into template.jinja2
.
The resulting file is themes/ios-themes.yaml
which contains all variants (different backgrounds and dark/light mode).