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Akane Noir

Akane Noir

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A calm gray-dark VS Code theme with warm akane accents by Akame.
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Akane Noir

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A calm gray-dark VS Code theme with warm akane accents, built for readable long coding sessions with a quiet noir mood.

GitHub description:

A calm gray-dark VS Code theme with warm akane accents by Akame.

Repository:

https://github.com/NSNet21/akane-noir

Preview

Akane Noir editor preview

Akane Noir UI preview

About

Akane Noir is a gray-dark VS Code color theme by Akame. It uses blue-gray noir surfaces, strong akane red focus accents, readable colorful syntax, and a restrained UI style that avoids pure black backgrounds.

The first prototype was tuned by inspecting real VS Code surfaces instead of only editing a palette table. Core editor surfaces, sidebar, tabs, command palette, dropdown menus, terminal, chat/inline chat, Problems panel, and sample syntax files have all had a first visual pass.

Features

  • Gray-dark editor surface, not pure black.
  • Akane/crimson focus accents for active UI states.
  • White editor and terminal caret for better visibility.
  • Red-focused syntax for keywords, variables, properties, tags, and important UI text.
  • Green strings, cyan functions, yellow constants/types/operators.
  • Muted gray-violet comments.
  • Semantic highlighting enabled.
  • Baseline terminal, Git/diff, Problems, and menu colors included.
  • Preview samples across common language and config formats.

Theme Details

  • Theme label: Akane Noir
  • Package name: akane-noir
  • Publisher: nsnet
  • Author/brand: Akame
  • Type: vs-dark
  • Version: 0.1.0
  • First release scope: theme-only

Icon

The package icon is assets/icon.png, using an akane-red eye/aperture mark on a dark noir background.

Local Development

Run the validator:

npm test

Open this folder in VS Code and launch the extension host:

Run and Debug -> Launch Akane Noir Theme

Then choose:

Preferences: Color Theme -> Akane Noir

Visual Checks

Useful files are in samples/.

Recommended checks:

  • TypeScript / TSX / JSX / JavaScript syntax
  • CSS, HTML, JSON, YAML, TOML, XML
  • Markdown source and preview
  • PowerShell, shell, Python, and SQL
  • Command Palette and dropdown menus
  • Problems panel
  • Terminal panel
  • Chat or inline chat surfaces when available
  • Git and diff views

Packaging

Package locally:

npx @vscode/vsce package --no-dependencies --allow-missing-repository --baseContentUrl https://github.com/nsnet/akane-noir/blob/main --baseImagesUrl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nsnet/akane-noir/main

The temporary base URLs above are only needed until the real GitHub repository metadata is added to package.json.

Install the packaged VSIX:

code --install-extension akane-noir-0.1.0.vsix --force

Status

This is the first usable local prototype. The first color pass is intentionally frozen. If a surface looks out of place during real usage, patch that surface specifically rather than adding broad theme keys preemptively.

No Marketplace publish step has been done yet.

License

MIT

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