Black PrismA high-contrast dark VS Code theme with genuinely gray surfaces and vivid, colorful syntax.
Illustrative browser mockup showing the theme palette, not a screenshot of VS Code. The editor stays charcoal rather than navy or purple. Pink keywords, mint functions, amber strings, violet constants, cyan types, and peach parameters make code easy to scan. Comments remain readable. Borders and focus indicators remain visible. InstallFrom the repository root:
Then run Preferences: Color Theme and choose Black Prism. This is a separate extension; existing themes are not replaced. Surfaces
The normal and no-folder status bars use fresh green with near-black text ( Syntax and contrast
The original syntax palette is preserved. Editor selections use white text on blue for clear readability. Other highlight backgrounds retain their checked syntax contrast. See VALIDATION.md for measured results. More visible highlights
Preview and packageOpen this folder in VS Code and press F5 to launch an Extension Development Host.
Choose Black Prism there and open a file under
The extension is declarative and includes no runtime code. Native high-contrast mode is used for explicit borders and focus cues. Language extensions can override token styles. Extension-owned webviews control their own interiors and may not fully adopt the theme; this package does not inject CSS or modify VS Code. Marketplace assets
Push the icon and preview image to the public repository before publishing. The
packaging command resolves README image links under
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