I’m building a website to sort of mimic the functionality of StudioStyl.es (awesome site for Visual Studio theme lovers!) for PowerShell ISE color themes!
I’ll be doing things a little differently. Colleagues have suggested using PowerShell as the primary scripting language for the site, and while that’s feasible it seems like overkill (if not convoluted) at this point. Not sure if I’ll head in that direction – in the meantime, I’m playing with javascript color pickers!
The Spectrum color picker is proving really handy: http://jsfiddle.net/W6WCD/1/
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How about this one: 5 graphical color-pickers, plus 7 tables of names-colors. Add your own tables. Soon you will be able to build your own tables as you pick colors, give them names, and save them, as well as much more.
http://softmoon-webware.com/MasterColorPicker_instructions.php
Peace!
The reference code I used is from http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powershell/archive/2009/01/13/how-to-copy-colorized-script-from-powershell-ise.aspx and supports copying the current file into the clipboard. I had to make a few quick updates (apparently Win7 ISE changed the API slightly), but primarily I added support to only copy the text selection.
Hi Taylor! I’m aware that the tokenizer can be used to colorize the text and push out html! The “stored” styles were to be rendered using this technique. I think I should probably get back to this project sooner rather than later! I wound up fighting myself about finishing it using web forms or mvc – I want to have a restful user experience so I’ve been leaning towards mvc, but there’s a learning curve there for me! 😛