Fireside Theme for VS Code
Cosy light and dark themes for Visual Studio Code: warm neutrals, ember orange accents and calm syntax colors.
Fireside
A white editor with warm ivory sidebars and panels.
Fireside Dark
A warm charcoal editor with the same ember accents.
Installation
- Open the Extensions view in VS Code.
- Search for "Fireside Theme".
- Click Install.
- Open File › Preferences › Theme › Color Theme and pick Fireside or Fireside Dark.
Palette
| Role |
Fireside |
Fireside Dark |
| Editor |
#FFFFFF |
#262624 |
| Sidebar and panels |
#FAF9F5 |
#1F1E1D |
| Accent |
#D97757 |
#D97757 |
| Keywords |
#C15F3C |
#E08A68 |
| Functions |
#2D6A9F |
#7EB0DD |
| Strings |
#577A2F |
#A3BE7A |
| Types |
#8B5E1A |
#D4A464 |
| Numbers and constants |
#A0457A |
#D88BB4 |
Releasing
Every pull request builds the .vsix package in GitHub Actions.
Every merge to master releases automatically:
- The version in
package.json is bumped based on the merged commit messages:
feat!: or BREAKING CHANGE → major (3.0.0 → 4.0.0)feat: → minor (3.0.0 → 3.1.0)- anything else → patch (3.0.0 → 3.0.1)
- The bump is committed to
master and tagged vX.Y.Z.
- The extension is published to the VS Code Marketplace, and a GitHub release is created with the
.vsix attached.
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