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contrast-theme

v1.1.10

Published

Blissful editing for VS Code

Downloads

4

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Keywords

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Readme

Contrast Theme for VS Code

Version Installs

I originally wrote Contrast in 2015 for Sublime Text. I based it off the popular 1337 theme. When I ported it to VS Code in December of 2016, the language grammers were poor. Since then, the VS Code team has made tons of progress. And because of that, so has Contrast :-).

If you enjoy the theme, I'd appreciate you sharing it and/or giving it a positive rating!

Well Supported Languages

I'm a frontend developer. The languages that I work with below have been meticulously scoped/tokenized/defined in Contrast. Other languages should work just fine too. Contrast significantly exceeds the minimum scope coverage recommendation.

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • Sass (scss)
  • JavaScript
  • PHP
  • JSON
  • XML
  • Markdown

Issues and Improvements

If you find issues/inconsistencies or have ideas to improve Contrast, please get in touch on GitHub or ping me on Twitter.

Font Recommendation

Use whatever font you fancy. I fancy Source Code Pro.

Colors in Contrast

Screenshot of editor color swatch in Contrast

Screenshot of editor gray color swatch in Contrast

Screenshot of editor black color swatch in Contrast

Editor

Screenshot of the VS Code Editor in Contrast

Screenshot of the VS Code Editor in Contrast

Screenshot of the VS Code Editor in Contrast

HTML

Screenshot of HTML in Contrast

Sass

Screenshot of Sass in Contrast

Screenshot of Sass in Contrast

JavaScript

Screenshot of JavaScript in Contrast

Screenshot of JavaScript in Contrast

PHP

Screenshot of PHP in Contrast

JSON

Screenshot of HTML in Contrast

XML

Screenshot of HTML in Contrast