YH Light Colorblind Theme

YH Light Colorblind Theme is a high-contrast Visual Studio Code theme tuned for hybrid color-vision deficiency (green + blue-violet). It keeps the UI bright and calm while providing strong chromatic separation for syntax tokens, bracket colors, git highlights, and diagnostics, helping you stay comfortable during long editing sessions.

Features

• Carefully balanced background/foreground pairs to maintain readability without glare.
• Emphasized focus rings, bracket guides, and gutter colors to speed up code navigation.
• Accessible palette for diagnostics (errors, warnings, infos) designed with colorblind-safe hues.
• Token colors tailored for semantic highlighting so related symbols stay visually grouped.

Get Started

1. Clone this repository.
2. Launch VS Code inside the folder and press F5 to open the Extension Development Host.
3. In the new window, switch to Preferences → Color Theme → YH Light Colorblind.

Packaging & Testing Locally

# Install VS Code Extension Manager
npm install -g @vscode/vsce

# (Optional) Validate package contents
vsce ls

# Create the VSIX package
vsce package

# Install the VSIX locally
code --install-extension yh-light-colorblind-theme-0.0.1.vsix

Publishing Checklist

1. GitHub

   • Initialize git, commit your work, and push to a new GitHub repository (e.g., yh-colorblind-theme).
   • Add repository metadata to package.json once the URL is known.

2. VS Code Marketplace

   • Create (or reuse) a publisher via https://aka.ms/vscode-create-publisher.
   • Login with vsce login <publisher> and publish using vsce publish.

3. Open VSX Registry

   • Create an account and personal access token on https://open-vsx.org.
   • Publish via npx ovsx publish --pat <token>.

Detailed, step-by-step guidance is included in the workspace task notes.

License

This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.