A deep, dark theme for Visual Studio Code inspired by the night sky — calm colors, low contrast fatigue, and a carefully tuned palette for long coding sessions.
Installation
- Open Visual Studio Code
- Go to Extensions (
Ctrl+Shift+X/Cmd+Shift+X) - Search for DeepSky
- Click Install
- Open the Command Palette (
Ctrl+Shift+P/Cmd+Shift+P), type Color Theme, and select DeepSky
Or install directly from the VS Code Marketplace.
Preview
Color Palette
| Role | Color | Hex |
|---|---|---|
| Background |  Editor |
#23252A |
| Background |  Sidebar / Titlebar |
#1B1D22 |
| Foreground |  Text |
#ABB2BF |
| Blue |  Info / Functions |
#61AFEF |
| Green |  Strings / Added |
#98C379 |
| Red |  Errors / Deleted |
#E06C75 |
| Yellow |  Warnings / Numbers |
#D19A66 |
| Purple |  Types |
#A47AAC |
| Cyan |  Terminal Cyan |
#56B6C2 |
| Gold |  Highlights / Badges |
#D8B042 |
Supported Languages
DeepSky has been tuned with specific token rules for the following languages:
- JavaScript and TypeScript
- Java
- Dart / Flutter
- Python
- HTML and CSS
- JSON and YAML
- Markdown
It works with any language supported by VS Code — the languages above have extra care applied to control flow, types, annotations, and import statements.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! If you find a language or token that looks off, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
- Fork the repository
- Create a new branch:
git checkout -b fix/language-tokens - Make your changes in
themes/DeepSky-color-theme.json - Open the repo in VS Code and press
F5to preview your changes - Submit a pull request describing what you changed and why
Repository: github.com/matheus-srego/deepsky