The idea was not original on my part, because the theme already exists, and all I had to do was implement it in VS Code. In fact, the merit of creating the theme should go to GPT chat as well as its developers.
Examples 📸
Unfortunately, providing a representation of how the project works is a somewhat complicated process due to the drop in image quality. However, with that in mind, here we will have a folder called 'code_examples' where there will be a series of codes from different languages that can be added in future versions.
Some extras ➕
Many versions
In principle, the GPT Chat theme has very striking and defined colors, however, for some languages (like HTML, for example) , its colors end up losing their presence. These features will still be maintained, but can be chosen by the user who can switch between a more faithful version and another that is slightly modified. (Coming Soon)
Light mode
In addition to a couple of similar versions that will be the user's choice, a light version of the theme may be implemented in the near future. (even if the main characteristic of the theme is to be dark)
Suggestions
Here we have some settings in JSON format that you can (or cannot) paste into your settings.json file:
Turn off random colorization of bracket pairs (does not work for curly braces):
"editor.bracketPairColorization.enabled": false,
To change the font (not advisable. This can directly imply code visibility):
"editor.fontFamily": "'Courier New', monospace",
-> similar to ChatGPT, or
"editor.fontFamily": "YourFont, monospace",
-> choose from your preference
Installing in VS Code ⬇️
1. Open VS Code:
Make sure Visual Studio Code is installed on your system and open the editor;
2. Open the Extensions Panel:
Click on the square icon named "Extensions" in the left sidebar or press Ctrl + Shift + X (or Cmd + Shift + X on macOS) to open the Extensions panel;
3. Search for Themes:
In the search bar of the Extensions panel, type "GPTheme";
4. Install the Theme:
Click the "Install" button next to the theme;
5. Apply the Theme:
After installation, go to the VSCode settings (Ctrl + , or Cmd +) and in the "Color Theme" section, choose the "GPTheme" from the dropdown list.