Dark Matter Code

Dark Matter Code

A sleek, modern dark theme for Visual Studio Code designed to reduce eye strain and boost productivity. Perfect for developers who enjoy a clean, focused coding environment.

Available Themes

This extension includes 7 theme variations:

Mars Collection (Reddish/Warm Dark)

• Dark Matter Code Mars Medium - Balanced contrast with reddish dark backgrounds
• Dark Matter Code Mars Soft - Lower contrast variant for extended coding sessions
• Dark Matter Code Mars Hard - Higher contrast for maximum readability

Neptune Collection (Blueish/Cool Dark)

• Dark Matter Code Neptune Medium - Balanced contrast with blueish dark backgrounds
• Dark Matter Code Neptune Soft - Lower contrast variant with cool blue tints
• Dark Matter Code Neptune Hard - Higher contrast with deep blue backgrounds

Pluto (True Black)

• Dark Matter Code Pluto - True black editor and application backgrounds, OLED-friendly, with bright, readable syntax colors

Zed

A Zed port of all seven themes lives in zed/. To use it immediately:

cp zed/themes/dark-matter-code.json ~/.config/zed/themes/dark-matter-code.json

See zed/README.md for dev-extension install and gallery publishing.

Features

• Dark, minimalistic color scheme
• Multiple contrast levels for different preferences
• Two color temperature variants (warm Mars vs cool Neptune)
• True black option for OLED-friendly, distraction-free coding
• High contrast for clear visibility
• Consistent colors across different languages

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/amiralibg/dark-coder-theme.git

2. Open in VS Code.
3. Install dependencies:

   npm install

4. Press F5 to start debugging the extension.

License

This theme is licensed under the MIT License.

Contribute

Feel free to fork and submit pull requests! Any feedback is appreciated.

vsc-extension-quickstart.md

# Dark Coder Theme - Quickstart Guide

This guide will help you get started with the Dark Coder Theme extension for Visual Studio Code.

## Running the Extension

1. Open this project in Visual Studio Code.
2. Press `F5` to open a new VS Code window with the extension loaded.
3. Use the new window to test your theme.

## Editing the Theme

You can modify the theme by editing the `.json` files inside the `themes` directory. After making changes:
- Run the extension again (`F5`) to see the updated theme in action.

Happy coding!