Maple Leaves
A VS Code color theme pack with warm maple-leaf orange accents. Comes in three variants plus a matching icon theme.
Variants
| Theme |
Type |
Vibe |
| Maple Leaves |
Light |
Warm cream base with maple-orange accents |
| Maple Leaves Dark |
Dark |
Rich dark-brown backdrop with a full autumn palette — golds, purples, greens and orange |
| Maple Leaves Dusk |
Dark |
Cooler olive-grey darks with muted tones — a quieter, more desaturated take on the autumn palette |
Switch with Ctrl+K Ctrl+T (or ⌘K ⌘T on Mac).
Icon Theme
Also ships a Maple Leaves Icons set — autumn-coloured leaf icons for common file types.
Enable via Ctrl+K Ctrl+T → File Icon Theme → Maple Leaves Icons.
Covered types: JS, TS, JSON, HTML, CSS/SCSS, Python, Markdown, Git files, config files, folders.
Testing Locally (Dev)
Option A — F5 (quickest)
- Open this folder in VS Code
- Press F5 — a new Extension Development Host window opens
- In that window:
Ctrl+K Ctrl+T → pick any Maple Leaves variant
- Close the host window when done — no install needed
Option B — Install the .vsix
# Build the package first
npx vsce package
# Install it into VS Code
code --install-extension maple-leaves-1.0.0.vsix
Then restart VS Code and select the theme normally.
Each time you change a theme file, just run Reload Window (Ctrl+Shift+P → Reload Window) in your main VS Code window — no rebuild needed.
MIT © 0melette
