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vsctb-sample-style

v1.0.0

Published

A sample style for use with VS Code Theme Builder

Readme

Creating a VS Code Theme Builder Style

VS Code Theme Builder uses styles to define a general look and feel for a theme when generated using a predefined and standard color palette definition. In the Style Definition, you must define a function that takes in a VS Code Theme Builder color palette and returns values for desired VS Code Theme keys. It is best to rely solely on the colors defined in the palette which are shade0-7, accent0-4, 10 primary colors to allow the best chance for compatibility when changing color palettes.

After modifying a style to your liking, it should be published as an NPM module for reuse with other color palettes though you can use it directly with your color palette in the VS Code Theme Builder without publishing. Before publishing, be sure to update your package.json to give your color style package a name.