Gradience/gradience/utils/css_parser.py

# css_parser.py
#
# Change the look of Adwaita, with ease
# Copyright (C) 2022 Gradience Team
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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#
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import re


# Adwaita named palette colors dict
COLORS = [
    "blue_",
    "green_",
    "yellow_",
    "orange_",
    "red_",
    "purple_",
    "brown_",
    "light_",
    "dark_",
]

# Regular expressions
define_color = re.compile(r"(@define-color .*[^\s])")
not_define_color = re.compile(r"(^(?:(?!@define-color).)*$)")

def parse_css(path):
    css = ""
    variables = {}
    palette = {}

    for color in COLORS:
        palette[color] = {}

    with open(path, "r", encoding="utf-8") as sheet:
        for line in sheet:
            cdefine_match = re.search(define_color, line)
            not_cdefine_match = re.search(not_define_color, line)
            if cdefine_match != None: # If @define-color variable declarations were found
                palette_part = cdefine_match.__getitem__(1) # Get the second item of the re.Match object
                name, color = palette_part.split(" ", 1)[1].split(" ", 1)
                for color_name in COLORS:
                    if name.startswith(color_name): # Palette colors
                        palette[name[:-1]][name[-1:]] = color[:-1]
                        break
                    else: # Other color variables
                        variables[name] = color[:-1]
            elif not_cdefine_match != None: # If CSS rules were found
                css_part = not_cdefine_match.__getitem__(1)
                css += f"{css_part}\n"

        sheet.close()
        return variables, palette, css