The colors and meta-data managed by Chroma.

Chroma stores all of its colors, color schemes, skins etc. in the global sass variable, $chroma. All of Chroma's configuration functions are designed to save their changes to the system by changing the value of the $chroma variable. For example: $chroma: add-colors((kermit, #70af00));

Note: since the $chroma variable is a complex map of data structures, it is highly recommended to only access $chroma through the functions and mixins provided and not attempt to read data from $chroma with Sass' map-get() and map-set() functions. (If you find you need more helper functions, submit a feature request! We're happy to help.)

The currently active color scheme. This is the default value used by the $scheme parameter of most Chroma functions.

By default, this variable is set to the 'default' color scheme.

Controls whether Chroma will halt Sass compilation if it encounters a "dangerous color keyword".

See the docs of is-dangerous-color-keyword() for more information.

The name of the default color scheme; defaults to default. This variable is READ ONLY; changing its value will break Chroma.

If you want to change this variable's value, you must use the define-default-color-scheme() function instead.