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Star Wars: Planets Theme Pack

Star Wars: Planets Theme Pack

Robert Schnable

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A collection of 15 dark VS Code themes inspired by the planets of Star Wars.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Star Wars: Planets Theme Pack

A collection of 15 dark VS Code themes inspired by the iconic planets and locations of the Star Wars universe. Each theme uses a distinct color palette drawn from its planet's visual identity, with carefully tuned syntax highlighting contrast for comfortable long coding sessions.

Themes Included

Theme Planet Palette Identity
SW: Tatooine Desert homeworld of Luke Skywalker Warm amber, burnt orange, deep tan The binary-sunset world of the Outer Rim — sandy golds dominate with strings in terra cotta and numbers in pale yellow
SW: Mustafar Volcanic lava planet Deep crimson, molten orange, dark black The planet of fire and tragedy — reds for keywords, bright orange for strings, pale yellow for numbers
SW: Coruscant City-planet, galactic capital Steel blue, cool grey, urban chrome The ecumenopolis of the galaxy — blues for keywords, teal for strings, gold accent for types, lavender for numbers
SW: Naboo Lush homeworld of Padmé Rich green, teal, deep forest The pastoral paradise — greens for keywords, teal for strings, lime-yellow for numbers
SW: Hoth Frozen ice planet Icy blue, cold white, pale silver The snow-covered wasteland — ice blues for keywords, teal for strings, soft lavender for numbers, near-white for types
SW: Dagobah Murky swamp home of Yoda Murky olive green, misty yellow The fog-shrouded home of the last Jedi Master — greens for keywords, yellow-olive for strings, pale green for numbers
SW: Bespin Cloud City in the sky Sunset orange, dusky purple The sky-high tibanna gas mine — orange for keywords, rose-pink for strings, soft purple for numbers
SW: Kamino Ocean cloning world Deep ocean blue, silver, aqua The stormy ocean world of the cloners — bright aqua for keywords, steel blue for strings, violet for numbers
SW: Endor Forest moon of the Ewoks Earthy brown, olive green, bark The ancient forest moon — olive-gold for keywords, warm tan for strings, pale yellow for numbers
SW: Exegol Sith homeworld, stormy dark Dark purple, electric magenta The hidden Sith world — violet for keywords, magenta for strings, pale lilac for numbers
SW: Mandalore Iron warrior homeworld Beskar silver, steel blue, battle-worn grey The ancestral home of the Mandalorians — steel blue for keywords, teal for strings, gold for numbers
SW: Alderaan Peaceful world (R.I.P.) Soft sky teal, serene blue, gentle green The lost planet of peace — teal for keywords, sky blue for strings, soft mint for numbers
SW: Jakku Scrapper wasteland Bleached bone, dusty grey-tan The sun-baked graveyard of starships — gold for keywords, warm copper for strings, pale cream for numbers
SW: Kashyyyk Wookiee homeworld Deep amber, rich wood brown, golden canopy The towering wroshyr tree world — bright amber for keywords, dark wood for strings, pale gold for numbers
SW: Nar Shaddaa The Smuggler's Moon Cyberpunk neon — cyan, magenta, purple The city-moon of crime and neon — cyan for keywords, hot pink for strings, bright purple for numbers

Syntax Highlighting Design

Each theme uses a consistent token contrast strategy across all color families:

  • Keywords & Control Flow — brightest, boldest version of the primary hue
  • Strings — secondary accent color, clearly distinct hue or saturation shift
  • Numbers & Constants — tertiary color, easy to spot at a glance
  • Functions — bright primary, lighter than keywords
  • Types & Classes — bold, high-contrast accent
  • Variables — medium-brightness primary
  • Properties — lighter shift from variables for clear JSON/object contrast
  • Comments — muted but readable (not near-invisible)
  • Punctuation — subtle but visible

Selecting a Theme

  1. Press Ctrl+K Ctrl+T (or Cmd+K Cmd+T on Mac)
  2. Search for SW: to filter to all planet themes
  3. Select your planet!

License

MIT

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