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ENSPS Colorscheme

Université Paris-Saclay Colorscheme for various purposes. This repository tries to implement recommendations from the Université Paris-Saclay for the colorscheme of various documents and presentations, based on the following design system document.

Status

The project is in its early stages. The colorscheme is implemented in a LaTeX package. Plans are to adapt the colorscheme to HTML/CSS and various other formats.

  • Implement the colorscheme in LaTeX
  • Implement the colorscheme in HTML/CSS
  • Implement the colorscheme as Gimp and Inkscape palettes
  • Create a beamer theme

The colorscheme

Color RGB Hex
Prune 99,0,60 #63003C
A1 0,0,0 #000000
B1 49,62,72 #313E48
C1 124,135,143 #7C878F
D1 213,218,223 #D5DAE0
A2 198,11,70 #C60B46
B2 237,20,91 #ED145B
C2 238,52,35 #EE3423
D2 243,115,32 #F37320
A3 124,42,144 #7C2A90
B3 125,106,175 #7D6AAF
C3 198,103,29 #C6671D
D3 254,188,24 #FEBC18
A4 0,78,125 #004E7D
B4 14,135,201 #0E87C9
C4 0,148,181 #0094B5
D4 70,195,210 #46C3D2
A5 0,128,122 #00807A
B5 64,183,105 #40B769
C5 140,198,62 #8CC63E
D5 213,223,61 #D5DF3D

Development

We provide our own Docker image based on Alpine to build the project. This image is automatically uploaded to the GitHub Container Registry as ghcr.io/aliaumel/ensps-colorscheme.

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ensps-colorscheme's Issues

Mistakes in the documentation

You show a command which doesn't exist:
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\enspscolordefs is not defined by your package.

You also show a lot of color names wrongly, with a \ before their names:
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Commands \A1bg and so on doesn't exist (and cannot exist because of number in their name).

Also in section 3 (Implementation), you are missing:

\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}[2023-11-01] 
\ProvidesPackage{ensps-colorscheme}
 [2024-05-03 v0.0.1 ENS Paris-Saclay Colors and Theme]
\RequirePackage{xcolor}
\RequirePackage{tikz}

But some packages documentation doesn't show these lines. If you show these lines, your users understand that they don't have to load xcolor to use your package. Instead of showing these lines, you can say that this package load xcolor (via tikz).

Moreover, if you load tikz you don't need to load xcolor, so \RequirePackage{xcolor} is not needed.

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