Greens Color Theme
A dark modern theme with elegant shades of green, designed for a smooth and focused coding experience.
🖼️ Themes
Greens Color Theme is currently available for VSCode, offering a visually appealing and consistent green-based color scheme.
🎨 Color Palette
Element |
Color Code |
Background |
#1E1E1E |
Foreground |
#6f834aa9 |
Cursor |
#A2D2A4 |
Line Highlight |
#2A2A2A |
Selection Background |
#3B697860 |
Inactive Selection Background |
#3B697830 |
Selection Highlight Background |
#5F8C5A40 |
Find Match Background |
#8C5A3B40 |
Find Match Highlight Background |
#8C5A3B20 |
Bracket Match Background |
#3B697850 |
Bracket Match Border |
#3B6978 |
Comments |
#415341 (italic) |
Keywords |
#5e8a55 (bold) |
Strings |
#478142 |
Numbers |
#3b786b |
Boolean |
#559285 (bold) |
Class Names |
#60caa1f3 |
Function Names |
#4faa87 |
Variables |
#6D9E66 |
Semicolon |
#be398d |
Double Quotes |
#16abe3cc |
🛠️ How to Generate the .vsix
File
To package your VS Code extension into a .vsix
file, follow these steps:
1️⃣ Install vsce
(if not installed)
First, make sure you have vsce
installed globally. If not, install it using:
npm install -g @vscode/vsce
2️⃣ Build the Project (if needed)
If your extension requires a build step (e.g., TypeScript compilation), run:
npm run build
3️⃣ Generate the .vsix File
To package your extension into a .vsix file, navigate to your project’s root folder and run:
vsce package
This will create a .vsix file with a name like your-extension-0.0.1.vsix.
4️⃣ Publish the .vsix File (Optional)
If you want to publish your extension to the VS Code Marketplace, first log in with your Publisher ID:
vsce login <your-publisher-id>
Then, publish your extension:
vsce publish
If you need to update an existing extension, simply bump the version in package.json and run vsce publish again.
You can also manually publish/upload your extension directly from Microsoft Marketplace.
🧑💼 Team
Greens Color Theme was initially created by Luiz Fonseca, inspired by "single color themes" from VSCode.
Special thanks to:
- Matheus (GitHub) for choosing the color for double quotes.
- Márcio (LinkedIn) for choosing the color for semicolon.
🪪 License
MIT License