🧩 Laeyrd — Theme, Settings & Sync for VS Code

⚠️ Pre-release Notice Laeyrd is currently in early testing and not ready for production use. Expect bugs, missing features, and occasional chaos. We are not expecting contributions right now, will open soon. VSIX file will be released soon for testing purposes.

✨ Overview

Laeyrd is a Visual Studio Code extension designed to give developers full control over their editor’s look, feel, and behavior — all from within VS Code itself.

It’s not just a theme — it’s a theme builder, settings manager, and sync engine rolled into one extension.

At its core, Laeyrd lets you:

1. 🎨 Create and customize new themes directly inside VS Code.
2. ⚙️ Modify and sync your settings seamlessly across machines.
3. ☁️ Authenticate with GitHub (via device flow) to sync your personalized environment safely.

🚧 Project Status

Laeyrd is not production ready yet. This pre-release version exists for testing and feedback.

• 🧪 Expect unfinished features.
• 🐛 Some UI actions may fail or behave inconsistently.
• 🔐 Sync and authentication are under active development.
• 💾 File paths, schema, and local storage locations may change in future releases.

🧠 Features (Pre-release)

🎨 Theme Customization

• Create your own theme from scratch or base it on an existing one.
• Modify editor colors, token colors, and UI accents.
• Save and apply new themes that behave like any installed VS Code theme.
• Your generated theme files are stored locally (for now) and automatically registered with VS Code.

Example: Create a new theme, tweak its syntax colors, and it instantly appears in your theme picker.

⚙️ Settings Customization

• Manage your VS Code settings from within a clean, integrated UI.
• Adjust configuration categories such as:
  • Font family & size
  • Line height & minimap visibility
  • Editor background & caret color
  • Workbench behavior and layout options
• All changes are applied in real-time, without manually editing settings.json.

Laeyrd aims to make “editor personalization” accessible without touching raw JSON.

🧩 Tech Stack