The default themes in Xcode14 is something... I was not able to find themes that could rival it in vscode marketplace. Hence I created my own. It is identical to default themes in xcode. Hope it helps other programmers who also like Xcode themes.
This extension consists of both dark and light mode
- Open extensions in the activity bar
- Search for Xcode14-Default theme
- Click install
- Select the required color scheme (dark or light)
- Go to https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=AswinVB.xcode14-default-themes
- Click install
- You will be redirected to VSCode automatically
- Click install
- Select the color scheme (dark or light)
- Xcode uses SF Mono Medium as the primary font
- If not present in your system install from https://developer.apple.com/fonts/
- Copy the corresponding code depending on light or dark theme
- for Light Theme
"editor.fontFamily": "SFMono-Regular",
- for Dark Theme
"editor.fontFamily": "SFMono-Medium",
- For os other than MAC, the fonts can be downloaded from other sources like https://github.com/supercomputra/SF-Mono-Font
- Refer the docs or check the family name format while installing
- For the fonts intalled via above source, below config works
- for Light Theme
"editor.fontFamily": "SF Mono, Regular",
- for Dark Theme
"editor.fontFamily": "SF Mono, Medium",
- BRACKET PAIR COLORISATIZATION is not present in XCode
- To disable it copy the code below
"editor.bracketPairColorization.enabled": false,
- Place the copied code in settings.json File
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Copy the code below
"editor.scrollbar.horizontal": "hidden", "editor.scrollbar.vertical": "hidden", "editor.minimap.showSlider": "always", "editor.scrollbar.verticalScrollbarSize": 0, "editor.scrollbar.horizontalScrollbarSize": 0,
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Place them in settings.json file.
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Open command palette using
ctrl + shift + p
in WINDOWS
cmd + shift + p
in MAC -
Search for 'Open User Settings (JSON)`
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Paste the copied code inside below any line (don't go outside the parent {} brackets)