The sodium lamp turns the whole city this colour. SP Night is a dark colour scheme with São Paulo as its reference — the sodium street lamp, exposed concrete, the free span of the MASP, the drizzle before the rain.
This repository is the contract and the tool. The contract is a palette
and a role layer that says which colour means what. The tool, spn, turns a
port’s mapping into finished theme files, measures the palette against contrast
floors, and refuses to build when it falls short.
Where to start#
- Getting started: pick a flavour, install a port, or
build
spnyourself. - The spec: the palette, the roles, and the rule for which colour goes where. Read it before touching a mapping.
- Adding a port: from a catalogue entry to a published repository, step by step.
- Command reference: every
spncommand and flag.
The three flavours#
All three are dark, by decision — three ways of looking at the same city.
| id | label | idea |
|---|---|---|
noite | Noite Paulista | the city at 3am; blue-violet dark, the sodium lamp burning warm on top |
garoa | Garoa | the same window through the drizzle; flat grey, chroma near zero |
jaragua | Pico do Jaraguá | the same night from the highest point; the dark turned towards the forest |
Links#
- Website, with the palette and a page per port: sp-night.github.io
- Install guides for every port: sp-night.github.io/ports
- Source: github.com/sp-night/sp-night
- License: MIT