wtf is redux-devtools-themes?

Redux DevTools Themes is a collection of color schemes you can use to customize how Redux DevTools looks in your browser while you're developing a web app. Think of it like choosing a light or dark mode, or picking your favorite color palette for an IDE, except these are specifically designed to work well with Redux DevTools, a browser extension that helps developers debug and understand how their app's data changes over time. The package includes a bunch of pre-made themes, most of them based on popular "Base16" color schemes (a standard set of color palettes used across many developer tools). There's also a custom theme called nicinabox that was built from scratch specifically to look good in Redux DevTools. The idea is to keep themes that actually work well with Redux DevTools in one place, rather than mixing them with generic color schemes that might not display nicely. Using it is straightforward. You install the package via npm, import the themes you want, and then reference colors by name when styling your monitor component. For example, if you're building a custom Redux DevTools monitor, you'd grab a color from the theme and apply it to your UI elements. This lets you or your team swap between different visual styles without rewriting any code, just pick a different theme name. Developers building custom Redux DevTools monitors would find this useful, especially if they want to let users choose their preferred look without hardcoding colors. It's a small, focused package that solves one problem well: giving Redux DevTools monitors a consistent way to access well-designed color palettes.