Cupertino

A SwiftUI-inspired VS Code theme pack using the Cupertino color palette.

Preview

Included Themes

• Cupertino Light
• Cupertino Dark

Language Coverage

Semantic tokens and TextMate scopes are tuned for:

• TypeScript
• JavaScript
• JSON
• Markdown
• Rust
• Python
• Lua
• Swift
• CSS
• HTML
• C++
• C#
• Kotlin
• Java
• Tauri projects via Rust, frontend, JSON, and TOML-oriented scopes

Palette

• Red: #FF383C
• Orange: #FF8D28
• Yellow: #FFCC00
• Green: #33C758
• Mint: #00C8B3
• Teal: #00C3D0
• Cyan: #00C0E8
• Blue: #0088FF
• Indigo: #6155F5
• Purple: #CB30E0
• Pink: #FF2D55
• Brown: #AC7F5E
• Black: #000000
• Grey: #8F8F94
• White: #FFFFFF

Run Locally

1. Open this folder in VS Code.
2. Press F5 to launch an Extension Development Host.
3. Open the Command Palette and run Preferences: Color Theme.
4. Select Cupertino Day or Cupertino Night. Or one of the colourblind versions!

If Cupertino Night or any of the colourblind versions does not appear immediately after installing a new VSIX, run Developer: Reload Window once and reopen the color theme picker.

Package

1. Install the packaging tool: npm install -D @vscode/vsce
2. Create a VSIX package: npx vsce package

Publish

1. Create a publisher in Visual Studio Marketplace.
2. Login with vsce.
3. Publish with: npx vsce publish

Install

Grab the latest version from the vscode marketplace, or use the download link here. If using the downloaded version, go to the extentions tab, click the 3 dots at the top(next to refresh), and click Install from VSIX.