A sleek dark color‑theme that keeps every hue from our Neovim/Prism palette, passes WCAG AA contrast, and adds a touch of pastel warmth to your code.
✨ Why Lunaria Glow?
Accessible & eye‑friendly – ≥ 4.5 : 1 contrast for every token on the default background.
Consistent across editors – same palette is available for Neovim (lunaria_glow.nvim).
Transparent‑ready – UI colors intentionally keep contrast over glassy terminals.
Lightweight – no JavaScript, no runtime color recompute: pure JSON.
🚀 Quick Install
Marketplace (recommended)
ext install foxycorps.lunaria-glow
or search “Lunaria Glow” in the Extensions view (⇧⌘X).
Manual
Download lunaria-glow-color-theme.json.
Place it in ~/.vscode/extensions/lunaria-glow/ (create the folder).
In VS Code press F1 → Preferences: Color Theme → Lunaria Glow.
🎛 Theme options
Lunaria Glow uses VS Code’s built‑in Workbench > Appearance settings.
For a glassy look set window.background in your OS or custom CSS; the theme will show through while preserving readable pop‑ups and selections.
🎨 Palette
Role / Scope
Hex
Background
#111111
Foreground / default text
#eeeee1
Keyword / operator
#6d89ff
Number / boolean
#ffb84a
String / variable
#b3d77e
Attribute value
#a36c8c
Comment
#999999
Punctuation
#cccccc
Diff + (added)
#76c490
Diff – (removed)
#de7176
🧩 Developing & Debugging
# clone
git clone https://github.com/foxycorps/lunaria_glow
cd lunaria_glow
# install VS Code extension deps
npm install
# launch VS Code in extension dev mode
code --extensionDevelopmentPath=$(pwd)
In the Debug panel choose “Launch Extension” to open a second VS Code window with Lunaria Glow loaded from source.
📦 Publishing (for maintainers)
npm install -g vsce
vsce login foxycorps
vsce publish # patch / minor / major flags optional
🤝 Contributing
Issues and PRs welcome! If a specific language or workbench element looks off:
Open an issue with a small code/sample screenshot.
