Vscterm Palette

🎨 A CLI tool that converts VSCode themes to terminal color schemes for iTerm2 and Tabby.

What is this?

Vscterm Palette helps you bring your favorite VSCode themes to your terminal. Instead of manually configuring terminal colors to match your VSCode theme, this tool automatically extracts the color palette from VSCode themes and converts them into formats that your terminal can use.

Features

• Convert VSCode themes to iTerm2 themes - Generate .itermcolors files that you can import into iTerm2
• Convert VSCode themes to Tabby themes - Create YAML theme files for the Tabby terminal
• Support for remote themes - Convert themes directly from GitHub URLs
• Automatic Tabby config updates - Optionally update your Tabby configuration file

Quick Start

Convert a single theme

# Convert to both formats
npx vscterm-palette --theme https://github.com/antfu/vscode-theme-vitesse/blob/main/themes/vitesse-dark.json --iterm --tabby

Convert multiple themes using a config file

Create a vscterm.config.yaml file:

themes:
  - 'https://github.com/antfu/vscode-theme-vitesse/blob/main/themes/vitesse-dark.json'
  - 'https://github.com/antfu/vscode-theme-vitesse/blob/main/themes/vitesse-light.json'
  - 'https://github.com/antfu/vscode-theme-vitesse/blob/main/themes/vitesse-black.json'

tabbyConfig: /path/to/your/tabby/config.yaml

Then run:

# Convert all themes to both formats
npx vscterm-palette --iterm --tabby

Output

iTerm2 Themes

Generated .itermcolors files can be imported into iTerm2:

1. Open iTerm2
2. Go to Preferences → Profiles → Colors
3. Click "Color Presets" → "Import..."
4. Select the generated .itermcolors file
5. Apply the theme

Tabby Themes

For Tabby themes, you have two options:

Manual way:

1. Go to "Config file", Click "Show Config File"
2. Modify the config.yaml file to use the generated theme

Automatic way:

1. Configure the tabbyConfig path in your vscterm.config.yaml
2. The CLI will automatically update your Tabby configuration file

License

MIT License © jinghaihan