Artisan Theme

A clean, Laravel-inspired light theme for Zed, VS Code and Ghostty.

Features

• Warm gray background (#F3F3F3) that's easy on the eyes
• Laravel red (#CA2606) accent for keywords, variables, and properties
• Blue (#2176D3) for functions, types, and namespaces
• Green (#007A4C) for strings
• Berry pink (#B23473) for numbers, booleans and constants
• Minimal borders for a flat, modern look

Installation

Zed — search for "Artisan Theme" in the extension browser (cmd+shift+x).

VS Code — search for "Artisan Theme" in the Extensions view (cmd+shift+x).

Ghostty — copy ghostty/artisan into ~/.config/ghostty/themes/ and set theme = artisan in your config.

Development

Every color lives in src/palette.js. The theme files are generated, so edit the palette and rebuild rather than touching them directly:

npm run build

That regenerates all three targets from the palette:

Generated output is committed so the extensions work from a plain clone.

Releasing

Bump the version in both package.json and zed/extension.toml, then push a matching tag:

git tag v0.2.0 && git push origin v0.2.0

The release workflow verifies the tag matches both manifests, publishes to the VS Code Marketplace, attaches the .vsix to a GitHub Release, and opens a version-bump PR against zed-industries/extensions.

The run pauses on the release environment until it is approved in the Actions tab, and only v* tags can reach it.

It needs two repository secrets:

• VSCE_PAT — an Azure DevOps token with Marketplace → Manage scope
• ZED_PR_TOKEN — a GitHub token with repo + workflow scope, used to fork the Zed registry and open the PR

Screenshots

License

MIT