Merry Christmas Dane! This is a clone of my vim colorscheme based on the colours of a snooker table for Visual Studio Code.
- If you have already installed VSCode, you probably already have a
~/.vscode/extensionsfolder. If you don't, create it.
mkdir ~/.vscode/extensions- Then clone this repository there.
cd ~/.vscode/extensions
git clone https://github.com/gabenespoli/vscode-theme-snookerdark-
Restart VSCode.
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The 'SnookerDark' colorscheme should appear in the list of available colorschemes.
Open the SnookerDark_template.tmTheme file. It's an xml file that contains
syntax highlight groups and colour hexes for those groups. Replace the colour
hexes with colour codes like so (for example): #ADAD9B becomes #@fg.
Colour codes are in the style of base16 colorschemes. See my iterm-color-palettes for some info on how each colour code is used in the scheme. Available colour codes and their corresponding colour hexes for the SnookerDark theme are as follows.
| Colour Code | Hex |
|---|---|
| #@bg_light | #243730 |
| #@bg_sel | #284737 |
| #@bg | #212524 |
| #@fg_com | #5F785C |
| #@fg_dark | #9BAD9B |
| #@fg_light | #CDC08B |
| #@fg_bright | #FCEDAB |
| #@fg | #ADAD9B |
| #@red | #E52E1A |
| #@orange | #B98036 |
| #@yellow | #F5C52E |
| #@green | #1FC022 |
| #@cyan | #21C296 |
| #@blue | #0094CF |
| #@purple | #DF7376 |
| #@pink | #C87F7F |
| #@cursor | #FFFFFF |
Then use the included addcolor.py from the command line to replace the colours
in the template with the hexes, and save the file as the non-template.
cd ~/.vscode/extensions/vscode-theme-snookerdark/themes
python addcolor.py