PasPerfection is a customizable color theme for Visual Studio Code that offers both dark and light variants. This theme is designed to enhance your coding experience with a visually appealing and eye-friendly color scheme, optimized for long coding sessions and improved productivity.
- Dark and Light theme variants for different lighting conditions
- Customizable cursor color and line highlight for personalized experience
- Optimized for readability and reduced eye strain during extended use
- Supports various programming languages and file types with syntax highlighting
- Carefully selected color palette for improved code comprehension
- Consistent styling across the VS Code interface
- Open VS Code
- Go to Extensions (Ctrl+Shift+X)
- Search for "PasPerfection"
- Click Install
- Select "PasPerfection Dark" or "PasPerfection Light" from the Color Theme menu (File > Preferences > Color Theme)
You can customize the theme behavior through VS Code settings:
pasperfection.enableCustomCursor
: Enable/disable custom cursor color (default: true)pasperfection.enableLineHighlight
: Enable/disable line highlight (default: true)
To access these settings:
- Go to File > Preferences > Settings
- Search for "PasPerfection"
- Adjust the settings according to your preferences
For the best experience with PasPerfection, we recommend the following VS Code settings:
- Node.js
- npm or yarn
- Visual Studio Code
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/ PasPerfection/pasperfection-theme.git
- Install dependencies:
npm install
To build the extension, run:
npm run build
To publish the extension, run:
npm run publish
- Improved error handling in the extension activation process.
- Enhanced theme customization options.
- Added more comprehensive color settings for editor, debugging, diff editor, and notifications.
- Fixed issues with theme file loading.
- Updated documentation with new features and improvements.
- Added configuration options to enable/disable custom cursor color and line highlight.
- Added a "scripts" section with a publish command.
- Added a "repository" section linking to the GitHub repository.
- Added a "bugs" section for issue reporting.
- Added a "galleryBanner" section for the VS Code marketplace.
- Added an "icon" field (you'll need to create an icon.png file).
- Added "keywords" for better discoverability.
- Updated the "contributes" section to include the themes.
- Added a "devDependencies" section for development tools.
- Updated the "scripts" section to include a build command.
- Added a "license" field.
- Updated the "author" section to include a "copyright" field.
- Added a "homepage" field.
- Updated the "repository" section to include a "homepage" field.
- Added a "bugs" section for issue reporting.