flutter_nord_theme

An arctic, north-bluish theme for Flutter, based on the Nord theme. Warning: This is not an official theme (not made by Arctic Ice Studio).

Installing

First, add this package to your Flutter project (see also Installation). In your pubspec.yaml, add flutter_nord_theme as a dependency:

dependencies:
  flutter_nord_theme: <lastest version>

How to use

NordTheme

Once the package is installed, you can pass either NordTheme.dark or NordTheme.light as a ThemeData to your app.

class MyApp extends StatelessWidget {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return MaterialApp(
      themeMode: ThemeMode.light, // or [ThemeMode.dark]
      theme: NordTheme.light(),
      darkTheme: NordTheme.dark(),
      home: Scaffold(
        appBar: AppBar(title: Text('Title')),
        body: Center(child: Text('Example text.')),
      ),
    );
  }
}

NordColors

Apart from NordTheme, this package comes with a second class: NordColors, that provides various ways to access the 16 colors of the Nord palette (numbered from 0 to 16 as in the docs):

NordColors.$0; // a dart [Color], the same ones Flutter uses
NordColors.$13.withAlpha(0.5); // comes by default with a full opacity

In the official Nord documentation, the colors are not named, they are only numbered. For this package we decided to provide in addition to an access by their number a way to access the colors by names. For the correspondence, see the table below. Here is an example:

NordColors.frost.darker;
NordColors.aurora.green;

Number	Name
0	polarNight.darkest
1	polarNight.darker
2	polarNight.lighter
3	polarNight.lightest
4	snowStorm.darkest
5	snowStorm.medium
6	snowStorm.lightest
7	frost.lightest
8	frost.lighter
9	frost.darker
10	frost.darkest
11	aurora.red
12	aurora.orange
13	aurora.yellow
14	aurora.green
15	aurora.purple

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License.