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* feat: Expose DarkReader settings to users
- In the service model, expose an object darkReaderSetting which contains brightness, contrast and sepia values.
- In EditServiceScreen, provide 3 form options for brightness, contrast and Sepia. Additionally onSubmit() form, capture the darkreader settings data onto formdata.darkReaderSettings to update in the service
- In EditServiceForm, if darkModeEnabled is checked, show 3 sliders for controlling darkreader settings
- Create a new Slider control and customize it according to the application's theme and dark theme.
- In Webview Recipe, load the darkReader settings from service settings and pass it to the darkReader library.
* feat: Darkreader settings
- Lint fixes
* feat: DarkReader settings
- refactor code in editservicescreen.js
Co-Authored-By: Sampath Kumar Krishnan <sampath3493@gmail.com>
* feat: Darkreader settings
- Fix a crash where service.darkReaderSettings is null while creating a new service
- Remove isDarkModeEnabled prop to EditServiceForm as it is no longer required.
* fix: Update EditServiceScreen
- Set the default value of darkReader Brightness, Contrast and Sepia to undefined as per @vantezzen 's suggestion.
- Updated the check provided by @mahadevans87
Co-authored-by: Sampath Kumar Krishnan <sampath3493@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Sampath Kumar Krishnan <sampathBlam@users.noreply.github.com>
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