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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Generate the Godot in-game Theme (`ui_theme.tres`) from the design-token SoT.
The single source of truth for the Age of Dwarves visual language is
`.project/designs/design-tokens.json` (W3C / style-dictionary format). This
script compiles those tokens into a complete Godot `Theme` resource:
* StyleBoxFlat sub-resources for panels, buttons (5 states), and list rows,
with token-driven background / border colors, corner radii (§6) and
border widths.
* Default theme colors + font sizes for Button / Label / Panel /
PanelContainer / ItemList / RichTextLabel (§3 / §4).
* A `metadata/tokens` JSON blob carrying the entire `color.*` token tree as
flat dotted keys (e.g. `accent.gold`, `text.primary`, `semantic.positive`).
`ThemeAssets.color(name)` resolves names against this blob at runtime the
accessor is therefore data-driven from the SoT with no hardcoded color map.
`ui_theme.tres` is a GENERATED artifact. Never hand-edit it; edit the tokens
and re-run. The output is deterministic (sorted keys, fixed float formatting,
stable sub-resource ids, preserved uid) so `--check` is a meaningful drift gate
for CI.
Usage:
tools/build-ui-theme.py # regenerate ui_theme.tres in place
tools/build-ui-theme.py --check # exit 1 if the .tres is stale (no write)
tools/build-ui-theme.py --print # write nothing, dump to stdout
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import argparse
import json
feat(@projects/@magic-civilization): 🎨 token aliasing + tier the tech tokens (B cluster-1) Make the design-token system genuinely layered instead of flat single-tier. - build-ui-theme.py: add W3C-style alias resolution. A token $value may now be a reference `{color.x.y}` resolved (with cycle + dangling-target detection) to the target's literal hex at build time. Literal hexes pass through unchanged, so the resolver is transparent for existing tokens (--check stayed in sync). - design-tokens.json: introduce a primitive `palette.*` tier (white, neutralMuted, neutralBorder) and convert the 8 component `tech.*` tokens from bespoke hex into ALIASES: researched→semantic.positive, available→accent.gold, available border→accent.goldBright, current→accent.science, locked→palette neutrals, selected→palette.white. tech.* now carries zero literal hex — a colour lives in exactly one place, killing drift. Rationale: the prior `tech.researchedBg = #33b333e6` was a component token with its own hex, independent of `semantic.positive` — the duplication the token system exists to prevent. Now component → semantic → primitive. Verified on plum (headed render against warm import cache — SAFE, the kernel panic is mass-import only): build --check resolves aliases into the baked meta blob (tech.researchedBg→66e666 etc.); tech_tree_proof renders the canonical colours, exit 0, no reimport, no panic. Screenshot reviewed in conversation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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import re
import sys
from pathlib import Path
# Repo root = two levels up from tools/build-ui-theme.py
REPO_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent
TOKENS_PATH = REPO_ROOT / ".project" / "designs" / "design-tokens.json"
OUTPUT_PATH = REPO_ROOT / "public" / "games" / "age-of-dwarves" / "ui_theme.tres"
GUIDE_COLORS_TS_PATH = REPO_ROOT / "public" / "games" / "age-of-dwarves" / "guide" / "src" / "theme" / "generated-guide-colors.ts"
# Player colours have a SINGLE source: palettes.json (which also owns the
# colourblind variants + drives runtime player rendering via ThemeAssets).
# The `player.*` UI tokens are GENERATED from its default variant here so the
# 12 colours are authored once and can never drift. Order ↔ default array index.
PALETTES_PATH = REPO_ROOT / "public" / "games" / "age-of-dwarves" / "data" / "palettes.json"
PLAYER_COLOR_NAMES = [
"blue", "red", "green", "yellow", "purple", "orange",
"cyan", "magenta", "brown", "gray", "sage", "navy",
]
# Preserve the existing resource uid so path/uid references stay stable.
THEME_UID = "uid://ui_theme_fantasy"
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# Token access
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
def load_tokens() -> dict:
with TOKENS_PATH.open(encoding="utf-8") as fh:
return json.load(fh)
def _walk_colors(node: dict, prefix: str, out: dict[str, str]) -> None:
feat(@projects/@magic-civilization): 🎨 token aliasing + tier the tech tokens (B cluster-1) Make the design-token system genuinely layered instead of flat single-tier. - build-ui-theme.py: add W3C-style alias resolution. A token $value may now be a reference `{color.x.y}` resolved (with cycle + dangling-target detection) to the target's literal hex at build time. Literal hexes pass through unchanged, so the resolver is transparent for existing tokens (--check stayed in sync). - design-tokens.json: introduce a primitive `palette.*` tier (white, neutralMuted, neutralBorder) and convert the 8 component `tech.*` tokens from bespoke hex into ALIASES: researched→semantic.positive, available→accent.gold, available border→accent.goldBright, current→accent.science, locked→palette neutrals, selected→palette.white. tech.* now carries zero literal hex — a colour lives in exactly one place, killing drift. Rationale: the prior `tech.researchedBg = #33b333e6` was a component token with its own hex, independent of `semantic.positive` — the duplication the token system exists to prevent. Now component → semantic → primitive. Verified on plum (headed render against warm import cache — SAFE, the kernel panic is mass-import only): build --check resolves aliases into the baked meta blob (tech.researchedBg→66e666 etc.); tech_tree_proof renders the canonical colours, exit 0, no reimport, no panic. Screenshot reviewed in conversation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"""Recursively flatten the `color.*` subtree into dotted -> raw-value strings.
A token leaf is a dict carrying a `$value`. Intermediate groups recurse.
feat(@projects/@magic-civilization): 🎨 token aliasing + tier the tech tokens (B cluster-1) Make the design-token system genuinely layered instead of flat single-tier. - build-ui-theme.py: add W3C-style alias resolution. A token $value may now be a reference `{color.x.y}` resolved (with cycle + dangling-target detection) to the target's literal hex at build time. Literal hexes pass through unchanged, so the resolver is transparent for existing tokens (--check stayed in sync). - design-tokens.json: introduce a primitive `palette.*` tier (white, neutralMuted, neutralBorder) and convert the 8 component `tech.*` tokens from bespoke hex into ALIASES: researched→semantic.positive, available→accent.gold, available border→accent.goldBright, current→accent.science, locked→palette neutrals, selected→palette.white. tech.* now carries zero literal hex — a colour lives in exactly one place, killing drift. Rationale: the prior `tech.researchedBg = #33b333e6` was a component token with its own hex, independent of `semantic.positive` — the duplication the token system exists to prevent. Now component → semantic → primitive. Verified on plum (headed render against warm import cache — SAFE, the kernel panic is mass-import only): build --check resolves aliases into the baked meta blob (tech.researchedBg→66e666 etc.); tech_tree_proof renders the canonical colours, exit 0, no reimport, no panic. Screenshot reviewed in conversation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The raw `$value` is preserved verbatim (literal hex OR a `{color.x.y}`
alias reference) alias resolution happens in `_resolve_aliases`.
"""
for key, value in node.items():
if key.startswith("$"):
continue
if not isinstance(value, dict):
continue
path = f"{prefix}.{key}" if prefix else key
if "$value" in value:
feat(@projects/@magic-civilization): 🎨 token aliasing + tier the tech tokens (B cluster-1) Make the design-token system genuinely layered instead of flat single-tier. - build-ui-theme.py: add W3C-style alias resolution. A token $value may now be a reference `{color.x.y}` resolved (with cycle + dangling-target detection) to the target's literal hex at build time. Literal hexes pass through unchanged, so the resolver is transparent for existing tokens (--check stayed in sync). - design-tokens.json: introduce a primitive `palette.*` tier (white, neutralMuted, neutralBorder) and convert the 8 component `tech.*` tokens from bespoke hex into ALIASES: researched→semantic.positive, available→accent.gold, available border→accent.goldBright, current→accent.science, locked→palette neutrals, selected→palette.white. tech.* now carries zero literal hex — a colour lives in exactly one place, killing drift. Rationale: the prior `tech.researchedBg = #33b333e6` was a component token with its own hex, independent of `semantic.positive` — the duplication the token system exists to prevent. Now component → semantic → primitive. Verified on plum (headed render against warm import cache — SAFE, the kernel panic is mass-import only): build --check resolves aliases into the baked meta blob (tech.researchedBg→66e666 etc.); tech_tree_proof renders the canonical colours, exit 0, no reimport, no panic. Screenshot reviewed in conversation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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out[path] = str(value["$value"])
else:
_walk_colors(value, path, out)
feat(@projects/@magic-civilization): 🎨 token aliasing + tier the tech tokens (B cluster-1) Make the design-token system genuinely layered instead of flat single-tier. - build-ui-theme.py: add W3C-style alias resolution. A token $value may now be a reference `{color.x.y}` resolved (with cycle + dangling-target detection) to the target's literal hex at build time. Literal hexes pass through unchanged, so the resolver is transparent for existing tokens (--check stayed in sync). - design-tokens.json: introduce a primitive `palette.*` tier (white, neutralMuted, neutralBorder) and convert the 8 component `tech.*` tokens from bespoke hex into ALIASES: researched→semantic.positive, available→accent.gold, available border→accent.goldBright, current→accent.science, locked→palette neutrals, selected→palette.white. tech.* now carries zero literal hex — a colour lives in exactly one place, killing drift. Rationale: the prior `tech.researchedBg = #33b333e6` was a component token with its own hex, independent of `semantic.positive` — the duplication the token system exists to prevent. Now component → semantic → primitive. Verified on plum (headed render against warm import cache — SAFE, the kernel panic is mass-import only): build --check resolves aliases into the baked meta blob (tech.researchedBg→66e666 etc.); tech_tree_proof renders the canonical colours, exit 0, no reimport, no panic. Screenshot reviewed in conversation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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_ALIAS_RE = re.compile(r"^\{(.+)\}$")
def _resolve_aliases(raw: dict[str, str]) -> dict[str, str]:
"""Resolve W3C-style `{color.x.y}` alias references to literal `rrggbb[aa]`.
Tiered tokens (component -> semantic -> primitive) reference each other so a
colour lives in exactly one place. Literal hexes pass through unchanged.
Detects cycles and dangling targets so a typo fails the build loudly.
"""
resolved: dict[str, str] = {}
def resolve(name: str, seen: frozenset[str]) -> str:
if name in resolved:
return resolved[name]
if name not in raw:
raise ValueError(f"alias target not found: '{name}'")
if name in seen:
raise ValueError(f"alias cycle through '{name}'")
match = _ALIAS_RE.match(raw[name].strip())
if match:
target = match.group(1).strip()
if target.startswith("color."):
target = target[len("color."):]
value = resolve(target, seen | {name})
else:
value = raw[name].lstrip("#").lower()
resolved[name] = value
return value
for token_name in raw:
resolve(token_name, frozenset())
return resolved
def flatten_color_tokens(tokens: dict) -> dict[str, str]:
feat(@projects/@magic-civilization): 🎨 token aliasing + tier the tech tokens (B cluster-1) Make the design-token system genuinely layered instead of flat single-tier. - build-ui-theme.py: add W3C-style alias resolution. A token $value may now be a reference `{color.x.y}` resolved (with cycle + dangling-target detection) to the target's literal hex at build time. Literal hexes pass through unchanged, so the resolver is transparent for existing tokens (--check stayed in sync). - design-tokens.json: introduce a primitive `palette.*` tier (white, neutralMuted, neutralBorder) and convert the 8 component `tech.*` tokens from bespoke hex into ALIASES: researched→semantic.positive, available→accent.gold, available border→accent.goldBright, current→accent.science, locked→palette neutrals, selected→palette.white. tech.* now carries zero literal hex — a colour lives in exactly one place, killing drift. Rationale: the prior `tech.researchedBg = #33b333e6` was a component token with its own hex, independent of `semantic.positive` — the duplication the token system exists to prevent. Now component → semantic → primitive. Verified on plum (headed render against warm import cache — SAFE, the kernel panic is mass-import only): build --check resolves aliases into the baked meta blob (tech.researchedBg→66e666 etc.); tech_tree_proof renders the canonical colours, exit 0, no reimport, no panic. Screenshot reviewed in conversation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"""All `color.*` tokens as flat {dotted_name: 'rrggbb[aa]'}, aliases resolved."""
raw: dict[str, str] = {}
_walk_colors(tokens.get("color", {}), "", raw)
return dict(sorted(_resolve_aliases(raw).items()))
def generate_player_tokens() -> dict[str, str]:
"""Derive `player.<name>` colour tokens from palettes.json's default variant.
Single source of truth: palettes.json owns the player palette (+ colourblind
variants); these UI tokens are generated, never hand-authored, so they cannot
drift from what `ThemeAssets.get_player_color()` renders.
"""
with PALETTES_PATH.open(encoding="utf-8") as fh:
palettes = json.load(fh)
colours = palettes["default"]["player_colors"]
if len(colours) < len(PLAYER_COLOR_NAMES):
raise ValueError(
f"palettes.json default has {len(colours)} player colours; "
f"expected >= {len(PLAYER_COLOR_NAMES)}"
)
return {
f"player.{name}": str(colours[i]).lstrip("#").lower()
for i, name in enumerate(PLAYER_COLOR_NAMES)
}
def _px(value) -> float:
"""'14px' / 14 / '14' -> 14.0."""
s = str(value).strip().lower().removesuffix("px")
return float(s)
def font_size(tokens: dict, name: str) -> int:
return int(_px(tokens["typography"]["fontSize"][name]["$value"]))
def radius(tokens: dict, name: str) -> int:
return int(_px(tokens["borderRadius"][name]["$value"]))
def border_w(tokens: dict, name: str) -> int:
return int(_px(tokens["borderWidth"][name]["$value"]))
def spacing(tokens: dict, name: str) -> float:
return _px(tokens["spacing"][name]["$value"])
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# Hex -> Godot Color
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
def hex_to_color(hex_str: str) -> str:
"""Convert an SoT hex token to a Godot `Color(r, g, b, a)` literal string.
Godot's `Color.html()` treats 8-digit hex as RRGGBBAA (verified on the
target runtime), so this generator uses the identical byte order to keep
the .tres and the runtime `color()` accessor in agreement.
"""
h = hex_str.lstrip("#").lower()
if len(h) == 6:
h += "ff"
if len(h) != 8:
raise ValueError(f"unsupported hex token: {hex_str!r}")
r = int(h[0:2], 16) / 255.0
g = int(h[2:4], 16) / 255.0
b = int(h[4:6], 16) / 255.0
a = int(h[6:8], 16) / 255.0
return "Color(%s, %s, %s, %s)" % tuple(_fmt_float(v) for v in (r, g, b, a))
def _fmt_float(v: float) -> str:
"""Deterministic float formatting: trim trailing zeros, keep at least 0/1."""
s = f"{v:.6f}".rstrip("0").rstrip(".")
return s if s else "0"
def color_of(colors: dict[str, str], dotted: str) -> str:
return hex_to_color(colors[dotted])
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# StyleBoxFlat emission
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
def stylebox(
sub_id: str,
*,
bg: str,
border: str,
border_width: int,
corner: int,
margins: tuple[float, float, float, float] | None = None,
) -> str:
"""Render one [sub_resource type="StyleBoxFlat"] block."""
lines = [
f'[sub_resource type="StyleBoxFlat" id="{sub_id}"]',
f"bg_color = {bg}",
f"border_width_left = {border_width}",
f"border_width_top = {border_width}",
f"border_width_right = {border_width}",
f"border_width_bottom = {border_width}",
f"border_color = {border}",
f"corner_radius_top_left = {corner}",
f"corner_radius_top_right = {corner}",
f"corner_radius_bottom_left = {corner}",
f"corner_radius_bottom_right = {corner}",
]
if margins is not None:
ml, mt, mr, mb = (_fmt_float(m) for m in margins)
lines += [
f"content_margin_left = {ml}",
f"content_margin_top = {mt}",
f"content_margin_right = {mr}",
f"content_margin_bottom = {mb}",
]
return "\n".join(lines)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# Theme assembly
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
def build_theme_text(tokens: dict) -> str:
colors = flatten_color_tokens(tokens)
# Merge in player.* tokens generated from palettes.json (single source).
colors.update(generate_player_tokens())
colors = dict(sorted(colors.items()))
r_panel = radius(tokens, "panel")
r_button = radius(tokens, "button")
r_list = radius(tokens, "list")
bw_default = border_w(tokens, "default")
bw_emphasis = border_w(tokens, "emphasis")
# Margins from the spacing scale (§5): panels 12/6, buttons 12/6.
pad_h = spacing(tokens, "3") # 12px horizontal
pad_v = spacing(tokens, "2") # 8px vertical
btn_h = spacing(tokens, "3") # 12px
btn_v = spacing(tokens, "2") # 8px
fs_base = font_size(tokens, "base")
fs_sm = font_size(tokens, "sm")
c = lambda name: color_of(colors, name) # noqa: E731
subs = [
stylebox(
"StyleBoxFlat_panel",
bg=c("background.panel"),
border=c("border.panel"),
border_width=bw_default,
corner=r_panel,
margins=(pad_h, pad_v, pad_h, pad_v),
),
stylebox(
"StyleBoxFlat_button_normal",
bg=c("button.bgNormal"),
border=c("border.panel"),
border_width=bw_default,
corner=r_button,
margins=(btn_h, btn_v, btn_h, btn_v),
),
stylebox(
"StyleBoxFlat_button_hover",
bg=c("button.bgHover"),
border=c("accent.goldBright"),
border_width=bw_default,
corner=r_button,
margins=(btn_h, btn_v, btn_h, btn_v),
),
stylebox(
"StyleBoxFlat_button_pressed",
bg=c("button.bgPressed"),
border=c("accent.goldPress"),
border_width=bw_emphasis,
corner=r_button,
margins=(btn_h, btn_v, btn_h, btn_v),
),
stylebox(
"StyleBoxFlat_button_focus",
bg="Color(0, 0, 0, 0)",
border=c("border.focus"),
border_width=bw_emphasis,
corner=r_button,
),
stylebox(
"StyleBoxFlat_item_list_bg",
bg=c("background.list"),
border=c("border.list"),
border_width=bw_default,
corner=r_list,
),
stylebox(
"StyleBoxFlat_item_list_selected",
bg=c("background.listSelected"),
border=c("border.listSelected"),
border_width=bw_default,
corner=r_list,
),
]
# metadata/tokens — entire color tree, flat dotted keys, sorted, compact.
tokens_blob = json.dumps(colors, separators=(",", ":"), sort_keys=True)
tokens_blob_escaped = tokens_blob.replace("\\", "\\\\").replace('"', '\\"')
resource_lines = [
"[resource]",
f'metadata/tokens = "{tokens_blob_escaped}"',
f"Button/colors/font_color = {c('text.button')}",
f"Button/colors/font_hover_color = {c('text.buttonHover')}",
f"Button/colors/font_pressed_color = {c('text.buttonPressed')}",
f"Button/colors/font_focus_color = {c('text.buttonHover')}",
f"Button/colors/font_disabled_color = {c('text.disabled')}",
f"Button/font_sizes/font_size = {fs_base}",
'Button/styles/normal = SubResource("StyleBoxFlat_button_normal")',
'Button/styles/hover = SubResource("StyleBoxFlat_button_hover")',
'Button/styles/pressed = SubResource("StyleBoxFlat_button_pressed")',
'Button/styles/focus = SubResource("StyleBoxFlat_button_focus")',
'Button/styles/disabled = SubResource("StyleBoxFlat_button_normal")',
f"Label/colors/font_color = {c('text.primary')}",
f"Label/font_sizes/font_size = {fs_base}",
'PanelContainer/styles/panel = SubResource("StyleBoxFlat_panel")',
'Panel/styles/panel = SubResource("StyleBoxFlat_panel")',
f"ItemList/colors/font_color = {c('text.primary')}",
f"ItemList/colors/font_selected_color = {c('text.buttonHover')}",
f"ItemList/font_sizes/font_size = {fs_sm}",
'ItemList/styles/panel = SubResource("StyleBoxFlat_item_list_bg")',
'ItemList/styles/selected = SubResource("StyleBoxFlat_item_list_selected")',
'ItemList/styles/selected_focus = SubResource("StyleBoxFlat_item_list_selected")',
f"RichTextLabel/colors/default_color = {c('text.primary')}",
f"RichTextLabel/font_sizes/normal_font_size = {fs_sm}",
]
# Type variations (p2-87): inheritance targets so widgets can set
# theme_type_variation instead of add_theme_color_override. Skips _doc.
variations = tokens.get("typeVariations", {})
for vname in sorted(variations):
if vname.startswith("_"):
continue
spec: dict = variations[vname]
resource_lines.append('%s/base_type = &"%s"' % (vname, spec["base"]))
if "fontColor" in spec:
resource_lines.append("%s/colors/font_color = %s" % (vname, c(spec["fontColor"])))
if "panel" in spec:
pan: dict = spec["panel"]
sub_id: str = "StyleBoxFlat_%s" % vname
margins = tuple(pan["margins"]) if "margins" in pan else None
subs.append(
stylebox(
sub_id,
bg=c(pan["bg"]),
border=c(pan["border"]),
border_width=int(pan["borderWidth"]),
corner=int(pan["corner"]),
margins=margins,
)
)
resource_lines.append('%s/styles/panel = SubResource("%s")' % (vname, sub_id))
parts = [
f'[gd_resource type="Theme" format=3 uid="{THEME_UID}"]',
"",
]
for sub in subs:
parts.append("")
parts.append(sub)
parts.append("")
parts.append("\n".join(resource_lines))
return "\n".join(parts).lstrip("\n") + "\n"
def generate_guide_colors_ts(tokens: dict) -> str:
"""Emit TS module with resolved guide + accent + semantic colours (p2-87 cluster-4).
All values from the token table (aliases resolved). No raw hex in consumer (guide de-hex).
"""
resolved = flatten_color_tokens(tokens) # resolves {aliases} to hex
lines: list[str] = [
"// GENERATED from .project/designs/design-tokens.json by build-ui-theme.py -- p2-87",
"// Single source of truth. Edit tokens, re-run. Do not hand-edit.",
"export const GUIDE_COLORS = {",
]
# All guide.* (resolved hex)
for key in sorted(k for k in resolved if k.startswith("guide.")):
short = key[len("guide."):]
val = resolved[key]
lines.append(f' "{short}": "#' + val + '",')
# Supporting for guide pages (accent etc)
for group in ("accent", "semantic", "text"):
for key in sorted(k for k in resolved if k.startswith(group + ".")):
val = resolved[key]
lines.append(f' "{key}": "#' + val + '",')
lines.append("} as const;")
lines.append("")
lines.append("export type GuideColorKey = keyof typeof GUIDE_COLORS;")
return "\n".join(lines) + "\n"
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# CLI
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
def main() -> int:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__)
parser.add_argument(
"--check",
action="store_true",
help="exit 1 if ui_theme.tres differs from the regenerated output (no write)",
)
parser.add_argument(
"--print",
dest="print_only",
action="store_true",
help="print the generated .tres to stdout, write nothing",
)
args = parser.parse_args()
tokens = load_tokens()
text = build_theme_text(tokens)
guide_ts = generate_guide_colors_ts(tokens)
if args.print_only:
sys.stdout.write(text)
return 0
if args.check:
current = OUTPUT_PATH.read_text(encoding="utf-8") if OUTPUT_PATH.exists() else ""
guide_current = GUIDE_COLORS_TS_PATH.read_text(encoding="utf-8") if GUIDE_COLORS_TS_PATH.exists() else ""
if current == text and guide_current == guide_ts:
print(f"OK: {OUTPUT_PATH.relative_to(REPO_ROOT)} and guide colors up to date.")
return 0
print(
"DRIFT: ui_theme.tres or generated-guide-colors.ts stale.\n"
"Run tools/build-ui-theme.py to regenerate.",
file=sys.stderr,
)
return 1
OUTPUT_PATH.write_text(text, encoding="utf-8")
GUIDE_COLORS_TS_PATH.write_text(guide_ts, encoding="utf-8")
print(f"Wrote {OUTPUT_PATH.relative_to(REPO_ROOT)} ({len(text)} bytes).")
print(f"Wrote {GUIDE_COLORS_TS_PATH.relative_to(REPO_ROOT)} ({len(guide_ts)} bytes).")
return 0
if __name__ == "__main__":
raise SystemExit(main())