I like being able to pick colors directly from the library, but it’s currently difficult to see what I’ve selected. The full value isn’t visible, and when I click the color to open it again, I have no indication of which folder it belongs to.
I’ve considered binding all colors dynamically to solve this, but that would likely defeat the purpose of the feature and make quick color picking and previewing less convenient.
Suggestions:
- Add a tooltip that shows the full color reference in the format
color - <folder>/<name>(as already shown when binding dynamically). - When opening a color from the editor, automatically reveal and select it in the library, including its folder.
I’d also like to be able to define colors that reference other colors, not just raw color codes, creating aliases if you will. For example, I would like to define base colors like --color-red-400, and then create semantic or functional variables such as --color-primary that reference them. A hierarchical structure like this would improve organization and maintainability.
Is that feasable to implement? How do you, the reader, handle this?
