The Dark Knight ⚡

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⚠ This is a temporary version of this color sceme, The theme will be going to take a lot of up's📈 and down's💹 during its development process so hold on tight and enjoy the roller-coaster ride.

Author	⚡Sumesh Majhi ⚡
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It was really time consuming to setup you code editor overtime you switch different machine. Also I have been always switching back and forth from one color scheme to other according to my preference as not all color scheme will have what you want for your perfect setup. So I decided to build my own and here it is hope you will love it as i do. The Dark Knight is a theme created using some of the best features from my three favourite color scheme Dracula, Night Owl, and Shades of Purple a huge thanks to them for their great work.

Installation

1. Install Visual Studio Code
2. Launch Visual Studio Code
3. Choose Extensions from menu
4. Search for The Dark Knight
5. Click Install to install it
6. Click Reload to reload the Code
7. From the menu bar click: Code > Preferences > Color Theme > The Dark Knight

Best Settings & Options Guide

📌 Below setup will help you get the custom theme setting for the PowerShell, command line tool on windows.

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  • Download and Install Visual Studio Code.

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  • Download and Install Operator Mono Font .

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  • Powerline for Windows ➡ This Resource by Jimmy Chandra.

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  • Download and Install Powerline font
  • Alternative Menlo for Powerline .

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  • Open Visual Studio Code Image.

  • On left menu click Extension Icon.

  • Search for The Dark Knight by Sumesh Majhi.

  • Click Intall and Set Color Theme

    or just

  • Follow this link.

  • Click Install then select Visual Studio Code Image and open link

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  • Oh My Posh setup guide by Jan De Dobbeleer

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  • Setup Operator Mono Ligatures by Kiliman

💝 At this moment your powershell for windows will look something like this.

⚡ Now if you select powershell as your default terminal in vscode your will get something like this.

⚡Thats all now you have your awesome development environment to create next big thing.⚡

Team

This theme is maintained by the following person(s) and a bunch of awesome contributors.

Sumesh Majhi

Credits

• Visual Studio Code Docs for Publishing Extension doc.
• Canva for icon, banner, and other designs.
• Dracula for inspiration by Dracula Theme ⚡.
• Night Owl for inspiration by Sarah Drasner ❤.
• Shades of Purple for inspiration by Ahmad Awais ⚡️.
• Sarah Drasner for Creating a VS Code Theme blog.
• Akash Nimare for A Beginners Guide to writing a Kickass README gist.
• ColorSublime for color scheme inspiration.
• Operator Mono Ligatures for OpenType fonts generate for Operator Mono that includes ligatures by Kiliman.
• oh-my-posh repository by Jan De Dobbeleer.
• Operator Mono Fonts for such an awesome fonts.
• Jimmy Chandra for Pimping Up Your PowerShell & Cmder with Posh-Git, Oh-My-Posh, & Powerline Fonts gist.
• Alex Bertsch for Menlo for Powerline repository.
• Powerline for Powerline and Powerline fonts repository.
• Growing with the Web for Mastering VS Code's Terminal blog by Daniel Imms.
• Yeoman for Yeoman generator for Visual Studio Code Extensions

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License

This work by Sumesh Majhi is licensed under a MIT License

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