lang_colors.toml

# Language chip colors for the client/integration catalog (see templates/libraries.html).
#
# Colors are the per-language "color" values from GitHub Linguist's
# lib/linguist/languages.yml, which is MIT-licensed data (colors, not logos), so
# there is no trademark exposure — unlike bundling brand logos. See:
#   https://github.com/github-linguist/linguist/blob/main/lib/linguist/languages.yml
#   https://github.com/github-linguist/linguist/blob/main/LICENSE  (MIT)
#
# Each entry is keyed by the language slug the template computes from the
# `language` field (lowercased; `#` -> `-sharp`, `.` and spaces -> `-`), e.g.
# "C#" -> "c-sharp", "Node.Js" -> "node-js".
#
# Fields:
#   color   — chip background (Linguist hex).
#   fg      — chip text/monogram color; use "#000" on light chips, "#fff" on dark.
#   mono    — 1-2 char monogram shown in the badge.
#
# Note: Node.js is a runtime, not a Linguist language, so it has no Linguist
# color of its own; we reuse the JavaScript color (#f1e05a) for the "node-js"
# slug since Node.js clients are JavaScript/TypeScript.

[python]
color = "#3572A5"
fg = "#fff"
mono = "Py"

[node-js]
color = "#f1e05a"
fg = "#000"
mono = "Js"

[java]
color = "#b07219"
fg = "#fff"
mono = "Jv"

[c-sharp]
color = "#178600"
fg = "#fff"
mono = "C#"

[go]
color = "#00ADD8"
fg = "#fff"
mono = "Go"

[php]
color = "#4F5D95"
fg = "#fff"
mono = "PHP"

[swift]
color = "#F05138"
fg = "#fff"
mono = "Sw"