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Didimus Theme

Didimus Theme

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Fragrant darkness theme for Visual Studio Code.
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Didimus Theme

Fragrant darkness theme for Visual Studio Code.

Didimus is a dark theme with warm gold, orange, and neon accents. It is made for readable editor tokens and a workbench that stays lively without becoming a carnival of emergency lights.

Included themes

  • Didimus — the main warm dark theme.
  • Didimus Classic — the original, familiar Didimus look.
  • Didimus Deep Blue — a cooler dark-blue interpretation.
  • Didimus Sundown — a warmer, sunset-toned variant.

Select any variant with Preferences: Color Theme in VS Code.

Install

Install Didimus directly from the Visual Studio Marketplace. VS Code Settings Sync can then keep the Marketplace version aligned across your machines.

For a local development build, package the extension and install the resulting VSIX:

npm run build:themes
npx @vscode/vsce package --out vsix/didimus-0.1.0.vsix
code --install-extension vsix/didimus-0.1.0.vsix

You can also install a VSIX from the Extensions view: … → Install from VSIX….

Development

Theme JSON files are generated from themes/source/Didimus.source.js. Make source edits there, then regenerate the distributable themes:

npm run build:themes

The generated JSON files in themes/ are committed because they are the files VS Code loads from the packaged extension. The renderer also regenerates package.json's contributes.themes entries from the source definitions, so do not hand-edit that generated section.

Release and Marketplace publishing

Release from this standalone repository only; Didimus-theme-vscode is not part of the Kuzco.one monorepo.

  1. Make theme changes in themes/source/Didimus.source.js, then run npm run build:themes and review the generated theme JSON and package.json changes.

  2. Update the version, Marketplace-facing metadata, and CHANGELOG.md intentionally. Re-run npm run build:themes if the source theme list changed.

  3. Validate the final tree, including the VSIX package contents:

    git diff --check
    npm run build:themes
    npx @vscode/vsce package --out vsix/didimus-<version>.vsix
    
  4. Install the VSIX locally when a visual check is needed:

    code --install-extension vsix/didimus-<version>.vsix
    
  5. Publish the exact reviewed artifact to the existing Marketplace listing:

    npx @vscode/vsce publish --packagePath vsix/didimus-<version>.vsix
    

    Publishing requires a vsce login for publisher be9em0t with an Azure DevOps Marketplace Manage Personal Access Token. Browser sign-in alone is not sufficient for the CLI. Never publish an unreviewed working tree or substitute a different artifact after packaging.

The canonical development architecture and release-record note is maintained in the Obsidian Memory-Core didimus-theme-vscode scope. Keep this README aligned with it, but use that note for durable decisions and release history.

Compatibility

Didimus supports VS Code ^1.70.0 and later. It contributes only colour themes and a default editor font-family preference; it has no runtime activation, executable extension code, telemetry, or network behavior.

Feedback

Issues and suggestions are welcome at GitHub Issues.

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