Accessing the colours of the current theme manually

[kelltom]

I have some normal Tkinter widgets (tkinter.Text) that I need to make match the current theme of my app. Is there a way to programmatically access the current theme's colors?

Something like...

theme = customtkinter.get_theme()
fg_color = theme.fg_color

[felipetesc]

ThemeManager is the guy.

Hope it helps.

import customtkinter

from customtkinter import ThemeManager

_mode = customtkinter.get_appearance_mode()


class Theme:

	@staticmethod
	def get_color_from_name(name: str,  mode = _mode):
		return ThemeManager.theme["color"][name][mode]

	@staticmethod
	def get_property_by_name(prop_name: str):
		return ThemeManager.theme[prop_name]



class App(customtkinter.CTk):

	def _str_mode_to_int(self, mode : str):
		if mode == "Light":
			return 0
		return 1

	def print_colors(self):
		print(_mode)
		color_names = Theme.get_property_by_name("color")
		int_mode = self._str_mode_to_int(_mode)
		for color_name in color_names:
			print("Current color name is = " , color_name)
			print("Value is = ", ThemeManager.theme["color"][color_name][int_mode])


	def __init__(self):
		super().__init__()
		self.title("Sample")
		self.geometry("800x600")
		bt = customtkinter.CTkButton(self, width=100, height=50, text="Click", command=self.print_colors)
		bt.place(anchor="center", relx="0.5", rely="0.5")

App().mainloop()

[kelltom]

Perfect, thanks!

[matthew-efseaff]

Further question:
Similar to customtkinter.get_appearance_mode(), how does one query the overall color theme?
Something like customtkinter.get_theme_mode(), which would result in green, blue, or dark-blue for the default offering?
Thank you

[matthew-efseaff]

One can set the theme with customtkinter.set_default_color_theme("blue")...

[matthew-efseaff]

Searching around in ThemeManager I found this:
customtkinter.ThemeManager._currently_loaded_theme
which returns the names of the default themes mentioned above...