Hi everyone! We've already launched the new glossary website at attheme-glossary.snejugal.ru. The Russian glossary is almost moved to the new website, but we need your help with moving the English glossary. You can do it by contributing to the glossary database on GitLab. It isn't a hard thing to do: you only need to sign up for GitLab and use Web IDE to add new sections to the glossary.

As the glossary is getting moved to the new website, we'll also rewrite @atthemeglossarybot to take advantage of the database — it will finally have all the variables, and they'll always be up-to-date!

So, we're really counting on your help to move the glossary to the new website and afterwards constantly update, improve and translate the glossary, especially since contributing has never been easier!

GitLab

database · master · .attheme glossary / Database of .attheme glossary · GitLab

The main source of variable descriptions for .attheme glossary.

Not quite related to the editor itself, but still contributing to the glossary is a good thing to do. Who knows, maybe the glossary will be integrated into the editor one day?

Finally, .attheme editor has updated! The most noticable change is gradient support for wallpapers: you simply start editing chat_wallpaper, choose Gradient and you can set a gradient background for your theme!

Other changes are:
— The variable list is updated to the latest version of Telegram;
— Scrolling theme tabs is now a bit smoother.

Hope you like the update!

Hi, devs! I've just released attheme\[email protected]. It now has support for the new default themes, including the ability to choose the accent color for the Mono, Dark and Arctic themes. Also, you can now use Attheme\#fallbackToOther to fallback a theme to another one, and Attheme\#fallbackToSelf that allows you to map new variables to already existing ones. Oh, and you can pass any iterable over [string, Color] to the Attheme constructor.

_But_ the constructor no longer has the second parameter, and instead you should use Attheme\#fallbackToOther; all the default themes are now functions that generate Attheme instances; and lib/defaultThemes/default no longer provides all variables — instead, use the variable list at lib/variables.

And yeah, I have also updated attheme\-rs to v0.3, which also now comes with updated themes. It no longer overloads + and | operators — use Attheme::fallback_to_other instead. Another noticable change is that the crate moved to using palette::Srgba<u8> instead of [u8; 4],

Hopefully you devs will like these updates! The edtor will also be updated with new variables this weekend, and I hope to make several improvements to the editor later on.

Finally, .attheme editor is released with new variables! Great thanks to @twitface for doing most of my work

FInally, .attheme editor is now available in Spanish! Thanks to @DiegoCanevaro for translation ?

A brief update: .attheme editor has been updated with new variables for the poll attachment button.

Also I've seen that more people are facing this bug. I swear I'll fix it this weekend ?

GitHub

Expired themes aren't handled properly · Issue #15 · SnejUgal/attheme-editor

If you try to upload a theme that's already expired (either after a timeout of 24 hours or it has already been opened) via atthemeeditorbot, an error will appear saying Failed to execute `atob`...

We've released a new version of .attheme editor to fix one bug. The bug is that opening themes with @atthemeeditorbot failed with an error. Now it works as good as always ?

Just a reminder: whenever you face a red dialog saying ”Whops, an error happened”, you should report it to @snejugal or on our GitHub repository. That error always indicates a bug in the editor that must be fixed or properly handled by the editor. With your bug report, the editor will get a little better :)

Telegram v5.0 has come out, and .attheme editor is already up to date with new variables!

But v5.0 not also brought new variables, but also deleted a bunch of old ones regarding colored headers. .attheme editor will show those as Removed since v5.0 so you can upgrade your themes more smoothly.

attheme\-js and attheme\-rs are also updated to v2.1.4 and v0.2.0 respectively with support of the new variables. Note that attheme\-rs is now only compileable with Rust 2018, so be sure to install Rust 1.31 before updating the crate.

A brief update for developers of .attheme tools:

First of all, we've written a Rust crate for working with .attheme files. Check it out!

Second, we've rewritten attheme-js from scratch: now it has a better API and provides you with many tools you'll need when working with .attheme. It's been rewritten in TypeScript, and we now provide you typings so you can develop tools in TypeScript easier.

Third, attheme\-default\-values is deprecated in favor of attheme\-js. You can find the default theme under attheme\-js/lib/defaultThemes/default.

GitHub

GitHub - SnejUgal/attheme-js: A little package for working with .attheme files in JS

A little package for working with .attheme files in JS - GitHub - SnejUgal/attheme-js: A little package for working with .attheme files in JS