Lilac is a dark colour theme with pretty pastel colours.

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This theme improves upon Rainglow's Lavender (Contrast) theme with

• A darker terminal background
• A coloured highlight for both, the active editor tabs as well as dirty tabs
• Improved statusbar visibility; the colour of the statusbar indicates whether a workspace or a folder is open or not.

Lilac was designed to be aesthetically pleasant and caters to the pastel-goth chick within me.

The theme is also available for the Firefox browser and the Hyper terminal.

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Support the project

To show support for the project, you can

• Star the repository.
• Give the theme 5 stars.
• Follow me on Instagram.
• Donate via PayPal.

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Easy Installation

To install the color theme, just use the extensions tab within VS Code and search for 'Lilac'.

Once installed, themes can be switched using the menu item Code -> Preferences -> Color Theme.

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Manual Installation

Clone the repository into ~/.vscode/extensions and restart the editor.

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Lilac on Open VSX Registry

Lilac is avaliable for downstream projects like VSCodium on the Open VSX Registry, here

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Lilac for Sublime

Lilac is available for the Sublime Text Editor, here.

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Lilac for Firefox

Lilac is available for the Firefox browser, here.

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Lilac for Hyper Terminal

Lilac is also available for the Hyper terminal, here.

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Lilac for Kermit Terminal

Lilac is also available for the Kermit terminal, here.

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Useful Information

To override the status bar colors, add the following to your settings JSON. (Change the colors as you see fit.)

"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
    "statusBar.background": "#333",
    "statusBar.foreground": "#fff",
    "statusBar.noFolderBackground": "#333",
}

This theme was inspired by Rainglow.

The file icons used in the screenshot are from the Material Icon Theme.

The font is Fira-Code.

If you'd like to report a bug with the theme, please raise an issue with the repository.

👾 Shubham.