DBR Harmony

A calm dark theme for Visual Studio Code and compatible editors. Blue-grey surfaces, mint strings, warm yellow functions and soft peach keywords keep code distinct without a neon palette.

Illustrated preview rendered from the theme palette, not an editor screenshot. Actual highlighting depends on the language grammar and semantic token provider.

Screenshots

Actual code-server screenshots with DBR Harmony, captured at 1920 × 1200.

TypeScript

Python and JSON

Features

• A blue-grey editor background (#2F3D46) with darker sidebars.
• Mint strings and types, pale cyan accents, peach keywords and yellow function names.
• A warm yellow cursor and translucent selections.
• Semantic highlighting and a coordinated 16-colour ANSI terminal palette.
• Theme data only: no executable extension code or runtime dependencies.

Activate

1. Install DBR Harmony.
2. Open Preferences: Color Theme from the Command Palette.
3. Choose DBR Harmony.

For manual installation, use Extensions: Install from VSIX… and select the release .vsix file. In code-server, the same command is available.

Palette

Readability

The default editor foreground has a 9.30:1 contrast ratio against the editor background. Explicit syntax foregrounds in the packaged theme are checked for at least 4.5:1. Terminal ANSI colours preserve the supplied palette exactly; this contrast check does not cover every ANSI colour, overlay or extension UI.

License and credits

MIT. Syntax scope rules are adapted from the MIT-licensed Visual Studio Code default dark themes. See ThirdPartyNotices.txt in the package.