Kuroir Project Colorizer

Instantly distinguish your projects with unique, randomly generated colors for each workspace. No more confusion when working with multiple VS Code windows!

Features

• 🎨 Automatic Color Assignment: Each workspace gets a unique color automatically
• 🎲 Smart Random Colors: Uses HSL color space (H: 0-360°, S: 45-75%, L: 40-60%) for pleasant, readable colors
• 💾 Persistent Colors: Colors are saved in workspace settings and persist across sessions
• 🎯 Customizable Elements: Choose which UI elements to colorize
• 🔄 Regenerate on Demand: Change colors anytime with a simple command
• ⚡ Real-time Updates: Configuration changes apply immediately

Supported UI Elements

You can enable/disable coloring for each UI element:

• Activity Bar - Left sidebar with icons (default: enabled)
• Status Bar - Bottom bar (default: enabled)
• Title Bar - Top window bar (default: enabled)
• Side Bar - File explorer, search, etc. (default: disabled)
• Panel - Terminal, output, problems (default: disabled)
• Editor Group Headers - Tab area (default: disabled)
• Menu Bar - File, Edit, View... (default: disabled)
• Minimap - Minimap border (default: disabled)
• Breadcrumb - Navigation bar (default: disabled)
• Notifications - Notification toasts (default: disabled)

Commands

• Kuroir Project Colorizer: Regenerate Color - Generate a new random color for the current workspace

• Kuroir Project Colorizer: Show Current Color - Display the current workspace color

• Kuroir Project Colorizer: Set Custom Color - Set a custom color using a hex value

• Kuroir Project Colorizer: Toggle Colorization On/Off - Enable or disable all colorization for the current workspace

• kuroirProjectColorizer.enable.notifications - Notifications (default: false)

Workspace Color

The generated color is automatically saved in your workspace settings:

{
  "kuroirProjectColorizer.workspaceColor": "#4a7c9e"
}

How It Works

1. When you open a workspace, Kuroir Project Colorizer checks if a color is already assigned
2. If not, it generates a new random color using the HSL color space
3. The color is applied to the enabled UI elements with automatic contrast adjustments
4. The color is saved in .vscode/settings.json for persistence

Color Variations

The extension automatically generates several color variations from your base color:

• Primary: The main generated color
• Contrast: Black or white, depending on luminance
• Primary Light: A lighter version for backgrounds
• Primary Dim: A dimmed version for inactive states
• Hover: A slightly brighter version for hover states

Requirements

• VS Code version 1.74.0 or higher
• A workspace/folder must be open (not just individual files)

Known Issues

• Colors only apply to workspace windows, not to windows with just individual files open
• Some UI elements may require a window reload if VS Code doesn't update them immediately