Moonmilk

Soft pastels on an inky plum base, with a matching cream light variant. Easy on the eyes for long sessions.

Two themes are included:

Moonmilk Dark: plum-black background, soft lilac-white text
Moonmilk Light: warm cream background, plum-grey text

Neither uses pure black or pure white, and every syntax colour meets at least 4.5:1 contrast against the background (comments are intentionally quieter).

Palette

Role	Dark	Light
Background	`#1a1825`	`#f9f7f4`
Text	`#e4dff5`	`#453f55`
Comments	`#807a9f`	`#85798f`
Keywords and tags	`#8fd3ff` sky	`#1a70b0`
Functions	`#fbdc8e` butter	`#946300`
Strings and UI accent	`#93e6c0` mint	`#157a57`
Types and classes	`#7fe0dc` aqua	`#0a7878`
Numbers, constants, `this`	`#ffb38a` peach	`#b34d1c`
Properties and operators	`#a9c4e6` mist	`#46678f`
Errors	`#f47a7a`	`#cc3a36`

Use

Open the command palette, run Preferences: Color Theme, and pick Moonmilk Dark or Moonmilk Light.

To follow your OS appearance automatically:

"window.autoDetectColorScheme": true,
"workbench.preferredDarkColorTheme": "Moonmilk Dark",
"workbench.preferredLightColorTheme": "Moonmilk Light"

Development

Both themes are generated from the palettes in build.mjs. Edit a colour there, then run npm run build. Open preview.html to see both variants side by side.

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Use

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