pysepal.solara.theme.get_current_theme_state#

pysepal.solara.theme.get_current_theme_state()[source]#

Return the theme state for the current runtime scope.

Theme is UI state, not session state: it is keyed by the runtime scope and created on first access, so a Solara connection, a Voila page, plain Jupyter, a script and pytest all get a real ThemeState. There is no session lookup and no credential in this path, and this function never raises.

A fresh state starts at mode="auto"; it is no longer seeded from ~/.sepal-ui-config, which is process-global and therefore leaked one user’s theme into every other session (issue #977).

Return type:: ThemeState