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Halloween and Christmas Color Theme

Halloween and Christmas Color Theme

MelBee

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colors for halloween and christmas
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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🎨 Festive Theme Switcher for VS Code

Festive Theme Switcher is a Visual Studio Code extension that brings seasonal themes and decorations to your coding experience. Based on the current month, this extension will automatically set custom colors and icons, celebrating Halloween and Christmas while adding a touch of festive spirit to your editor!

✨ Features

  1. Dynamic Seasonal Themes

    • 🎃 October: Halloween theme with spooky decorations and colors.
    • 🎄 December: Holiday theme with a warm, festive color palette.
  2. Automatic Font Setting

    • Sets the editor font to "Space Mono" for a stylish and modern look.
  3. Comment Decorations: The extension adds relevant icons next to comments, adjusting for Halloween and Christmas.

📸 Screenshots

Halloween Theme 🎃

Halloween Theme Screenshot

Christmas Theme 🎄

Christmas Theme Screenshot

Default Theme 🌷

Christmas Theme Screenshot

🚀 Getting Started

  1. Install the extension from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.
  2. Activate the extension by opening a file in your editor.
  3. Enjoy the changing themes as the months go by!

Note: The extension automatically detects the month, so you can enjoy seasonal decorations without manual intervention.

🛠️ Configuration

  • Custom Themes: If you'd like to tweak the colors, you can edit the JSON files under themes/ folder, which contain the color schemes for each month.

🔄 Supported Events

  • October (Halloween): 🎃 decorations, colors, and spooky vibes!
  • December (Christmas): 🎄 colors, icons, and holiday warmth.

🎉 Example Usage

// This comment will display a 🎃 or 🎄 icon based on the current month.
function spookyFunction() {
  console.log("This is Halloween!");
}
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