Dark Mode Lover 🌙

The perfect dark theme for developers who code for hours

Overview

Dark Mode Lover transforms your Visual Studio Code into a beautiful, eye-friendly workspace. This theme is designed to reduce eye strain during extended coding sessions while maintaining excellent code readability through thoughtful color choices and contrast ratios.

◾ Why You'll Love It

🔹Beautiful & Balanced. Every color has been carefully selected to create perfect harmony. Your code won't just run well—it will look stunning.

🔹Easy on the Eyes. Say goodbye to eye strain! Optimized contrast ratios let you code comfortably for hours, whether it's day or night.

🔹Works with Everything. JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, C#, Java, SQL, HTML, CSS, Markdown... Over 20 languages beautifully highlighted.

🔹Smart Highlighting. Advanced semantic token support means your code isn't just colored—it's intelligently differentiated. Variables, functions, classes, and keywords each have their distinct, meaningful appearance.

🔹Professional & Modern. A clean, organized interface that helps you focus on what matters: your code.

◾ Get Started in Seconds

1. Open Extensions in VS Code (Ctrl+Shift+X)
2. Search for "Dark Mode Lover"
3. Click Install
4. Select the theme: Preferences > Color Theme > Dark Mode Lover

That's it! Your editor is now transformed.

◾ What's Included

• Complete UI redesign - Activity bar, sidebar, terminal, and more
• 11 token categories - Comments, strings, functions, keywords... all perfectly styled
• Semantic highlighting - Variables, properties, parameters intelligently colored
• Bracket colorization - 4-color rotation for easy nesting visualization
• Git integration colors - Clear diff highlighting for additions and deletions
• WCAG AA compliant - Accessibility-first design
  
  

◾ Technical Details

• Version: 0.8.4
• Requirements: VS Code 1.13.0 or higher
• Platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
• Languages: 20+ supported
• License: MIT
  
  

◾ Need Help or Have Ideas?

We're here for you! Found a bug? Want a feature? Have color suggestions?

• Open an issue on GitHub
• Star the project if you love it
• Share it with your developer friends!