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Lumina Code

Lumina Code

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A minimal, eye-comfortable VS Code theme family derived from Lumina's deep-space violet, teal, indigo, and slate palette.
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Lumina Code VS Code Theme Family

Lumina Code is a minimal, premium theme family for Visual Studio Code with deep navy surfaces and a balanced palette of softened violet, teal, mint, indigo, blue-gray, and coral accents. It is designed for clear semantic hierarchy, comfortable contrast, and reduced visual fatigue during long coding sessions.

High-chroma accents are restrained and reserved for meaningful syntax and state changes, while neutral code remains calm and readable. The result is a focused workspace that stays expressive without producing distracting neon glare.

Additionally, this theme comes with no italic styles, providing a consistent, clean, and highly readable look.

Theme Variants

Lumina Code provides four distinct variants to suit your workspace preferences:

  1. Lumina Code (Standard): The balanced deep-space surface (#0b1326).
  2. Lumina Code (Deep): The lowest, quietest surface tier (#060e20).
  3. Lumina Code (Dim): A raised navy surface (#171f33) for brighter surroundings. Formerly named "Lighter"; existing settings keep working.
  4. Lumina Code Light: A low-glare violet-slate workspace (#f6f4f9).

Palette Details

Each hue has one job, so a glance at the color tells you what a token is.

Role Dark Light
Default code, punctuation #aeb9d2 #45506a
Variables, parameters, properties #dae2fd #303244
Keywords and storage (if, return, const, import) #c6a5e3 #78519c
Function and method declarations #aeb0e8 #3d63a6
Function calls #dae2fd at 80% #303244 at 80%
Types, classes, interfaces #aeb9d2 at 75% #5d6880
Strings, numbers, booleans, regular expressions #85c9bd #26766d
Built-ins, this, tags, decorators, links #72c7bc #1d6a86
Operators, attributes #98a4d6 #4e527d
null, undefined, errors, destructive keywords #d98986 #a5525a
Comments #7b86a0 at 70% #6c778e

Source control and the terminal follow the same mapping: added and green are mint, modified and blue are lavender, deleted and red are coral.

Semantic highlighting is enabled and uses the same colors as the TextMate rules, so tokens don't change color once a language server loads.

No Italics

Designed specifically for developers who prefer clean and stable typography, no semantic element or comment will be rendered with italics in any of the variants.

Installation

You can install Lumina Code through the official marketplaces:

VS Code Marketplace Open VSX Registry

Manual Installation

You can download the pre-packaged .vsix file from the latest release assets and install it manually.

Build from Source

If you prefer to build the extension yourself:

  1. Clone the repository:
    git clone https://github.com/Akio333/vscode-lumina-code-theme.git
    cd vscode-lumina-code-theme
    
  2. Install the package dependencies:
    npm install
    
  3. Package the extension into a .vsix file:
    npm run package
    
  4. Install the generated .vsix file:
    • In VS Code, open the Extensions sidebar (Cmd+Shift+X or Ctrl+Shift+X).
    • Click the ... menu button in the top-right corner of the sidebar.
    • Select Install from VSIX... and select the built lumina-code-*.vsix file.

Editing the Theme

The files in themes/ are generated. Change colors in scripts/build.js, then run:

npm run build
npm run validate

validate fails if a generated file is out of date, a token falls below WCAG contrast (4.5:1 for code, 3:1 for comments), a selector can never match, or a key UI state is invisible.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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