A theme collection inspired by Nuxt.com's official colors with improved panel separators and a neutral color palette. This collection includes both dark and light themes that use the official Nuxt.com colors and enhance them with better contrast and readability.
Features
Two Theme Variants: Choose between dark and light themes to match your preference and environment
Official Nuxt Colors: Uses the official Nuxt.com color palette including the primary green #00DC82
Enhanced Readability: Improved text contrast with carefully selected colors for both themes
Clear Panel Separation: Distinct borders between UI elements for better visual distinction
Neutral Color Palette: Uses slate/gray colors for a more harmonious experience
Optimized for Long Coding Sessions: Reduced eye strain with carefully balanced contrast
Dashboard-Like Interface: Clear visual separation between UI elements
Nuxt Green Accents: Strategic use of the iconic Nuxt green for important UI elements
Color Palette
Dark Theme
Primary Green: #00DC82 - Used for active elements and important UI components
Deep Blue: #10162a - Used for backgrounds and dark elements
Dark Border: #090a14 - Used for panel separators
Slate Text: #cbd5e1 - Used for code editor text
Pure White: #FFFFFF - Used for UI text and foreground elements
Light Theme
Primary Green: #00DC82 - Maintained for active elements, buttons, and accents
Off-White: #f8fafc - Main background color for better contrast
Light Gray: #f1f5f9 - Secondary background color for UI elements
Slate Text: #1e293b - Primary text color
Light Border: #e2e8f0 - Panel separators and borders
Black Text: #000000 - Used for text on green elements for consistency with dark theme
Installation
Open Extensions sidebar in VS Code (Ctrl+Shift+X or Cmd+Shift+X)
Search for Nuxtian
Click Install
Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P)
Select Preferences: Color Theme and choose either:
Nuxtian for the dark theme
Nuxtian Light for the light theme
Recommended Settings
For the best experience, consider adding these settings to your settings.json: