A dark VS Code color theme built on a black background with green text, using red and orange to make important elements (errors, warnings, keywords, etc.) stand out.
Features
Dark theme
Customizes UI colors across the whole editor, terminal, sidebar, and more
Highlights JSON / YAML property names and punctuation with dedicated colors
Markdown preview (media/dasLicht-preview.css) styled to match the same palette
Highlights
Background: near-black (#010112 / #0A0E17 range) for a low-contrast, easy-on-the-eyes dark background
Regular text / variables: green (#55D65B range)
Keywords / tags: orange (#FF9F1C, bold)
Strings: orange (#ff821c)
Numbers: light blue (#00b3ff)
Booleans / null: blue (#4e76f7)
Errors, warnings, important constants: red (#FF4D4D)
Function names: bright green (#7EE787, bold)
Classes / type names: amber (#E3B341)
Comments: muted green italic (#4D7A52)
JSON
Property names (keys): green (#00fd37)
Object braces { }: purple (#5f5df0, bold)
Array brackets [ ]: yellow (#eaff4d, bold)
YAML
Tag names: green (#00fc26)
Values (strings): orange (#f8511a)
Terminal
Regular text is green (#55D65B), cursor is orange (#FF9F1C)
All 16 ANSI colors (terminal.ansi*) are defined, so colorized output (git status, ls --color, etc.) is fully supported
Markdown
Headings: yellow-green (#a6ffb5)
Bold: pink (#ff45d7) / Italic: yellow (#e5ec86)
Links: purple (#5c4dba) / Blockquotes: red (#e45a5a)
