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VSLook

What vslook does

Warnings

  • This is extension will delete colorCustomizations and tokenColorCustomizations in setting.json. This behavior is because vscode doesn't update the UI when the theme file changes. It only updates when setting.json changes.

  • VSLook will reload VSCode every time it's closed in order to show the latest colors from the theme file


📗 Get started

  • Install from marketplace.
  • Choose VSLook from Color Theme.
  • Open Command Palette Ctrl+Shift+P. Search for VSLook: Edit and press Enter.

For styling guide, click here.


🚚 Export theme

  • Open Command Palette Ctrl+Shift+P. Search for VSLook: Export and press Enter.
  • Theme will be saved in $HOME/vslook-theme.json.

🖨 Clone theme

  • Open Command Palette Ctrl+Shift+P. Search for VSLook: Clone and press Enter.
  • Choose the theme you want to clone.
  • VSLook will copy all the styles from the selected theme.

⚠️Notes:

  • This action is not reversible.
  • Changing syntax colors with VSLook won't work correctly after cloning a theme.

🎨 Color palettes

VSLook comes with Tailwind & Material color palettes.

To change palette

  • Go to Settings Ctrl+,.
  • Search for VSLook Palette Type.
  • Choose the palette you want to use.

🌈 Color variables

Create color variables from Color Picker. It will merge with color palettes.

Add color variable

To group your color variables, use a / in their names.

Add color variable

If you wanna set bulk amount of colors, open setting.json and paste something like this.

"vslook.palette.colors": {
  "base":{
    "primary":"#111e6c",
    "secondary":"#b0dfe5"
  },
  "pink": {
    "100": "#ef4444",
    "200": "#ec4899",
    ...
  },
},