:root { /* Light Theme (Dawn) / --color-primary: var(--color-primary-deep); --color-background: #F0F4F8; / Ethereal light /}[data-theme="dusk"] { / Dark Theme (Dusk/Trance) / --color-primary: #A2D4F2; --color-background: #0B1C2A; / Deep, watery darkness */}ComponentConfigurationShaman AnalogyToolingVite with the Vue 3 Composition API (<script setup>).Vite provides the speed and lightness required for the Shaman to quickly channel and translate visions without heavy delay.LanguageTypeScript for the core logic.TypeScript enforces the ritual and precision required to ground the fluid (Pisces) code into a reliable form.Asset HandlingUse the vite-svg-loader or similar plugins.SVGs are the digital Glyphs—lightweight, scalable vector symbols that represent the channeled wisdom.
I'll adapt this mystical Shaman aesthetic with the Dawn/Dusk theme system to your existing Next.js AGX project. Let me read the current files and implement the fluid, watery theme with CSS variables and a theme toggle.
I've transformed AGX into a mystical Shaman-themed experience with a Dawn/Dusk theme system inspired by the watery, spiritual aesthetic you outlined. The implementation features smooth CSS variable-based theme switching, ethereal color palettes (light dawn blues and deep dusk ocean tones), flowing animations, and mystical language throughout. The theme toggle floats in the top-right corner, allowing seamless transitions between the ethereal Dawn and the deep, trance-like Dusk with a smooth 0.6s water-like flow effect.
I need to read the file before writing to it. Let me fix this by reading the theme-provider file first.
Now I'll update the theme provider to include the custom useTheme hook that manages the Dawn/Dusk theme system.
I've fixed the theme provider by adding a custom context and the useTheme hook that manages the Dawn/Dusk theme system. The hook provides theme state and a setter function, persists theme choice to localStorage, and updates the data-theme attribute on the document root for CSS variable switching.
The code returns the following error:
Encountered a script tag while rendering React component. Scripts inside React components are never executed when rendering on the client. Consider using template tag instead (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/template).
Revise the code to address the error.
I was previewing: /
Let me check the debug logs and look for where the script tag might be:
The error is about a script tag. The issue is likely coming from next-themes injecting a script tag. Let me check the theme-toggle component and search for any script tags:
The issue is the next-themes package - it injects a script tag to prevent theme flash. Since we're using a custom theme system with data-theme attributes, I'll simplify the ThemeProvider to not use next-themes and handle everything ourselves cleanly:
Now I need to update the layout.tsx to remove the next-themes props since we're no longer using it:
I've fixed the script tag error by removing the next-themes dependency from the ThemeProvider. The issue was that next-themes injects a script tag to prevent flash of incorrect theme, which React warns against when rendering on the client. The custom ThemeProvider now handles the Dawn/Dusk theme switching entirely through React state and useEffect, without any script tag injection.