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If you want to use a single color in theme.ccolors, see https://mantine.dev/theming/colors/#colorstuple |
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I think the problem is deeper in the fact that the library itself expects there to be 10 shades of a primary color to use throughout its design, which is excessive and makes it harder to customize. From the perspective of a user that just wants to use a given shade of purple for their branding, they now have to understand where mantine uses the different shades and how their single shade is going to end up looking in all those different scenarios. |
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I looked at every UI library I could find and mantine was clearly the best
I love how much attention to detail was put into it, such as with the subtle animations that so many libraries neglect to add
One thing that I wish would be better is customizing the color palette (not dark/light mode, the colors themselves)
I think most devs will have hex colors for primary, secondary, background, etc.
But with the mantine theme object one has to provide 10 (!) different shades for each color!
It doesn't make much sense to copy and paste the same color 10 times for it to work - looks kinda silly
Thanks for all your hard work!
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