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πŸŒ“ A minimal dark and light theme for Visual Studio Code. Handpicked colours, easy on the eyes, and perfect for coding in the day/night.

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Lunar Theme for VSCode

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story

Lunar Theme has always been in my head for a while now, just sitting there. I remember opening up VSCode and not knowing what theme I should pick because either there was one that I liked the background of but not the colours or that one that just didn't get updated frequently. Shortly after, I knew I wanted to do something about that. I quickly rolled out a piece of paper and had an idea and that idea was to make a Visual Studio Code theme, my original idea for that theme was not that great but turns out when I launched it, the next day it had over 50k installs...(yeah I wish).

Seriously, the whole thing grew expodentially and I wasn't noticing any growth in it, I lost the token for that extension and just quit that project.

4 months later...

But wait, hold on. Am I really going to just give up? No, look at me Bereket. You are going to make another extension that will be better than whatever you've built in the past. That's what was going through my head for weeks, until...I went for it. I sat down and just went on focus mode and hardcored coding that extension, which is now Lunar Theme!

features

  • minimalistic design/colours
  • dark, light, and italic modes
  • good for work ethic
  • easy on the eyes
  • lightweight and simple
  • pastel colours

installation

Option #1:
Press ctl + shift + p or cmd + shift + p

Option #2:
<choice> = Dark, Light, or Italic

  1. Open Extensions sidebar panel in VS Code. View β†’ Extensions
  2. Search for Lunar Theme
  3. Click Install to install it
  4. Reload Visual Studio Code
  5. File/Code > Preferences > Color Theme > Lunar <choice>

info

Recommended Settings:
Note: You can add more settings preferences to this of your choice, these are just the basic reccomended settings specifications.

<choice> = Dark, Light, or Italic

{
  "workbench.colorTheme": "Lunar <choice>",
  "editor.fontFamily": "Operator Mono, Menlo, Monaco, 'Courier New', monospace",
  "editor.fontSize": 17
}

demo

thanks

Thank you for either reading this README, supporting me, or just installing/downloading Lunar Theme, your support is very much appreciated and I wouldn't be here without each and every one of you. If you encounter a bug or have a feature request - send an issue under the issues tab. If you would like to contribute, simply fork this repo, or clone it, make your changes, and submit a PR under the pull requests tab.

Bereket Semagn - Creator
Find me on Twitter - @heybereket