Are you tired of the same old color schemes in Sublime Text? Look no further! Our repository offers a powerful and user-friendly solution to spice up your coding environment.
Introducing an innovative tool designed to effortlessly generate custom color schemes tailored to your preferences.
# Using NPM
npm i @meetio/scheme-generator -D
# Using Yarn
yarn add @meetio/scheme-generator
In addition to the base settings, SchemeSetting
provides more options for colors
, ui
, rules
.
There is also an overrides property, which allows you to set any color key from the Color Scheme Reference directly.
- Effortless Customization: Generate custom color schemes tailored to your preferences with ease.
- Intuitive Interface: User-friendly tools to craft visually appealing themes without any hassle.
- Versatile Settings: Fine-tune colors, UI elements, and syntax rules for a perfect match to your coding style.
- Simplified Installation: Seamless integration into your Sublime Text setup using NPM or Yarn.
- Wide Language Support: Explicit support for popular languages like CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and more.
- External Plugin Compatibility: Enhanced experience with plugins like BetterFindBuffer.
This is all that's needed to generate a great looking theme:
import { generateScheme, rules, ui } from '@meetio/scheme-generator';
import { SchemeSetting, UI } from '@meetio/scheme-generator/dist/types';
const colorPalette = {
accent: '#80CBC4',
cursor: '#FFCC00',
foreground: '#EEFFFF',
background: '#263238',
comments: '#546E7A',
deprecated: '#FFC777A1',
invalid: '#D46C6C66',
diffAdded: '#ADDB67',
diffModified: '#E2B93D',
diffDeleted: '#EF5350',
};
const uiSettings: UI = {
line_diff_width: '3',
brackets_options: 'underline, glow',
};
const mergedRules = Object.values(rules).flatMap((rule) => rule);
const settings: SchemeSetting = {
colors: colorPalette,
ui: {
...ui,
...uiSettings,
},
rules: mergedRules,
};
generateScheme({
name: 'Scheme Example',
author: 'Mauro Reis Vieira <[email protected]>',
output: {
filename: 'Scheme Example',
},
settings,
});
Support below means that the standard Sublime Text grammar has explicit support for the languages. Other languages will probably still look alright but there is no guarantee that they will.
- CSS/SASS/SCSS
- HTML
- JSON
- JavaScript/JSX
- TypeScript/TSX
- Markdown
- SQL
- PHP
- Python
- YAML
- Vue
- Git
# Using NPM
npm run watch
# Using Yarn
yarn run watch
Project inspired on code-theme-generator for VSCode.