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The One Dark Theme is similar to other custom UI themes for the JetBrains platform.
The look and feel scheme is a static file that can be modified and is located here: buildSrc/templates/oneDark.template.json.
The 4 editor color schemes are built when the plugin is built or the ./gradlew runIde task run.
Settings for the theme can be found in configuration directory on path <configDir>/options/one_dark_config.xml or when developing build/idea-sandbox/config/options/one_dark_theme.xml.
Template replacement structure:
%bold$theme^comments% will always have the bold variant, so it will be italic only if the user specifies an italic variant: ITALIC or BOLD_ITALIC.
theme^attribute will set the attribute to whatever the user has configured for the attribute group.
$purple$ will replace the value with the associated color.
This theme aims to create a color scheme that is as consistent as possible across languages. As such, this theme uses colors from the following color palette for as many scopes as applicable.
| Name | Value | Preview | Name | Value | Preview |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
To build the plugin, run ./gradlew build. If using IntelliJ, sync the Gradle project and run the Build task.
To test the plugin, run ./gradlew runIde to build and launch the plugin in a fresh instance of IntelliJ. If using IntelliJ, run the Run IDE task. All plugins will be disabled and settings will be the default settings for a new installation. When first running this task, you will need to change the appearance to Darcula to enable the One Dark Themes in the color schemes. Select whichever scheme you wish to test, and change the settings.
chalky
#e5c07b
green
#98c379
coral
#e06c75
lightWhite
#abb2bf
dark
#5c6370
malibu
#61afef
error
#f44747
purple
#c678dd
fountainBlue
#56b6c2
whiskey
#d19a66
