Termicons Color Theme
Termicons is a dark color theme designed for Visual Studio Code, offering a sleek, professional, and eye-friendly coding experience. It prioritizes clarity and readability through a carefully curated palette of blues and deep grays, ensuring your code stands out without causing eye strain.
Key Features
- Sophisticated Dark Palette: The theme is built around a cohesive dark background using
#00040F , #10131D , and #191D27 , providing a comfortable visual environment.
- Vibrant Accent Colors: Key UI elements and code accents pop with a striking blue (
#226CFF and #0055FF ), drawing attention to important information and actions.
- Semantic Highlighting: Supports semantic highlighting (
"semanticHighlighting": true ), offering precise color distinctions for enumMember , variable.constant , and variable.defaultLibrary .
- Enhanced Readability: Thoughtful color choices ensure clear differentiation between various code elements like variables, functions, keywords, strings, and comments, improving code comprehension.
- Consistent UI Experience: All UI components, from the Activity Bar to the Status Bar, are designed to integrate seamlessly with the overall dark aesthetic, maintaining a professional and unobtrusive look.
- Broad Language Support: Provides specific coloring rules for a wide array of programming languages including Python, C/C++, Java, Rust, JavaScript/TypeScript, CSS/SCSS/LESS, PHP, Go, Elm, Clojure, CoffeeScript, INI, Makefile, Groovy, HLSL, SQL, Swift, Ruby, and Markdown.
Color Details (Your Primary Palette)
This theme prominently features the following colors:
- Backgrounds / UI Elements:
#00040F (Deepest Dark)
#10131D (Mid-Dark)
#191D27 (Slightly Lighter Dark / Borders)
- Accents / Primary UI / Links:
#226CFF (Bright Blue)
#0055FF (Stronger Blue)
(Note: Other colors like #ef3739 , #ff5200 , #13b601 , #8d59ff , #ffa600 , #fe7838 are also used for various code tokens, providing a rich syntax highlighting experience beyond the core palette.)
Installation
1. Open the **Extensions** sidebar in VS Code.
2. Search for "Termicons" (once you've published it to the Marketplace).
3. Click **Install**.
4. Go to `Code > Preferences > Color Theme` (or `File > Preferences > Color Theme` on Windows/Linux).
5. Select **Termicons**.
Recommended Font (Optional)
For the best experience, it's recommended to use a monospace font that supports ligatures, such as Fira Code, Cascadia Code, or JetBrains Mono.
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