Karito Dark: a high-contrast Dracula-style theme, tuned for readability.
Karito Author: the Evondev Dracula Author look as is (editor #1e1f35, pink cursor).
Karito Dracula Author: the classic Dracula background and UI (#282A36) with the syntax colors of Evondev Dracula Author.
Karito Dracula Author High Contrast: same syntax colors, with Dracula's surfaces shifted one step darker (editor #21222C, sidebar and status bar #191A21).
Karito Dracula Gradient: gradient-colored text on the Dracula background #282A36. Needs the optional CSS below.
Gradient text (optional)
VS Code themes only support flat colors, so the gradient comes from a small CSS file, gradient/karito-gradient.css, loaded with the Custom CSS and JS Loader extension. Without it, both Gradient themes still work and show flat colors. See docs/HUONG-DAN.md for the steps and the caveats (use the CSS only with the two Gradient themes).
What is different in Karito Dark
Comments, line numbers, inactive tabs, breadcrumbs and placeholders are lifted to at least WCAG 4.5:1 contrast on their backgrounds.
The active line number is highlighted so you can find your cursor line quickly.
Terminal "black" is readable on the dark terminal background.
Karito Dracula uses the UI colors of Dracula Official and the syntax colors of Evondev Dracula Author. Karito Dark is based on Evondev Dracula by evondev, which is based on Dracula Official (MIT).
Develop
Open this folder in VS Code and press F5, then pick the theme with Cmd+K Cmd+T.