README for the "365-daynight-vscode-theme-ext" Extension






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Introduction
Welcome to the README page for the "365-daynight-vscode-theme-ext" extension for VSCode.
Overview
365DayNight VSCode Themes is an extension designed to enhance your coding experience throughout the year with dynamic and visually appealing themes. It is crafted to minimize eye strain and optimize readability by adapting your VSCode theme according to natural or artificial light, providing an uninterrupted coding experience 24/7.
Features
- Monthly Theme Collection: Twelve unique theme pairs, one for each month of the year
- Day and Night Themes: Two themes tailored for natural light during the day and artificial light at night.
- Special Holiday Themes: Unique themes for festive periods like New Year, Easter, Halloween, and Christmas.
- Automatic Theme Switching: Seamlessly adapts your theme based on the time of day.
- Accessibility: Enhanced accessibility features, especially for users with color blindness.
Extension Settings
365DayNight.enable
: Enable or disable the extension.
365DayNight.mode
: Set the mode to day
, night
, or auto
for automatic switching.
Accessibility
We prioritize accessibility and have optimized the extension to be more inclusive, particularly for individuals with color vision deficiencies. We welcome any suggestions or ideas for further improvements.
Installation
To install the extension, visit the Visual Studio Marketplace and click "Install".
Release Notes
For detailed information on each version, please refer to the CHANGELOG.
Packaging
Use the command vsce package
to create the .vsix file.
Additional Resources
For more information on using Markdown in Visual Studio Code, see the following links:
Backlog and Future Updates
⚠️ Note: This section presents planned features and improvements for upcoming versions.
Next Developments
- [ ] #1 🔗 Update Image URL in README_fr.md
- [ ] #2 📝 Update all README_* files to align with README.md
Configuration and Testing
- [ ] #3 🧪 Set up unit tests
- [ ] #4 ⚙️ Prettier configuration
- [ ] #5 🔍 ESLint configuration (to evaluate)
CI/CD Pipeline
- [ ] #6 📦 Create automatic deployment pipeline (GitHub + Marketplace)
Themes to Create
February
- [x] #7 🌞 365 02-february-light
- [x] #8 🌙 365 02-february-dark
- [x] #9 ⚡ 365 02-february-high-contrast
March
- [x] #10 🌞 365 03-march-light
- [x] #11 🌙 365 03-march-dark
- [x] #12 ⚡ 365 03-march-high-contrast
April
- [x] #13 🌞 365 04-april-light
- [x] #14 🌙 365 04-april-dark
- [x] #15 ⚡ 365 04-april-high-contrast
May
- [x] #16 🌞 365 05-may-light
- [x] #17 🌙 365 05-may-dark
- [x] #18 ⚡ 365 05-may-high-contrast
June
- [x] #19 🌞 365 06-june-light
- [x] #20 🌙 365 06-june-dark
- [x] #21 ⚡ 365 06-june-high-contrast
July
- [x] #22 🌞 365 07-july-light
- [x] #23 🌙 365 07-july-dark
- [x] #24 ⚡ 365 07-july-high-contrast
August
- [x] #25 🌞 365 08-august-light
- [x] #26 🌙 365 08-august-dark
- [x] #27 ⚡ 365 08-august-high-contrast
September
- [x] #28 🌞 365 09-september-light
- [x] #29 🌙 365 09-september-dark
- [x] #30 ⚡ 365 09-september-high-contrast
💡 Follow our progress or contribute via our GitHub Issues page
Conclusion
Enjoy the flexibility and dynamics of the 365DayNight extension for an enriching coding experience!
Have fun with 365DayNight VSCode Themes!