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Duskfeather

Duskfeather

An Nguyen

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3 installs
| (0) | Free
Night Owl (No Italics), reworked: deep cards on a navy shell, gray borders and a VS Code blue accent. Dark and light variants, no italics.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Duskfeather

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A VS Code theme based on Night Owl (No Italics), in dark and light. Deep cards sit on a slightly lighter shell, borders are a single gray, the accent is VS Code blue, and nothing is italic. Syntax colors stay as in Night Owl, with comments lifted for contrast.

Install

  1. In VS Code, open the Extensions view (Cmd+Shift+X on macOS, Ctrl+Shift+X on Windows and Linux).
  2. Search for Duskfeather (publisher anngth) and click Install.
  3. Run Preferences: Color Theme (Cmd+K Cmd+T / Ctrl+K Ctrl+T) and pick Duskfeather or Duskfeather Light.

Or press Cmd+P / Ctrl+P and run:

ext install anngth.duskfeather

From a terminal:

code --install-extension anngth.duskfeather

You can also install it from the Marketplace page.

Duskfeather

Duskfeather (dark)

Duskfeather Light

Duskfeather Light

Build from source

npm run package
code --install-extension duskfeather-*.vsix

To try it without installing, open this folder in VS Code and press F5. The demo/ folder has sample files to look at.

Edit colors

UI colors live in palette.json, under dark and light. After editing:

npm run build   # regenerate both theme files in themes/
npm run check   # validate them

Credits

Based on Night Owl by Sarah Drasner, MIT License. See LICENSE.md.

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