Hi, with Ionic 1, i used https://github.com/castillo-io/angular-css
to dynamically change the CSS themes.
From the angular-css document, that plugin is no longer needed with Angular 2, since there is styleUrls.
@Component({
selector: 'my-component',
templateUrl: 'app/components/my-component/my-component.html',
styleUrls: ['app/components/my-component/my-component.css'],
})
But any idea, how I can dynamically change the css?
With ionic 2, there’s Theming but seems it allows to have single Theme but customizable.
Is there a way to have multiple customized Themes, and let user to select Theme?
you could try to change your styles via a class. So you have to generate all your themes in one css.
After that you can use ngClass to toggle a class at the body or where you want to change the styling.

Would it be possible to have app2.*.scss files and easily just swap to use app2 CSSs dynamically?
having one css and use ngClass would be super painful.
What I want is have THEME1, THEME2 and easily swap to use different themes at runtime.
Was pretty easy to do with https://github.com/castillo-io/angular-css but have no idea with ng2
does not tried this in angular2/ionic2 sorry.
I would go my “ugly” solution ^^.
But you are right to change styleurls on the fly.
can you please provide a demo if you dont mind 