biletskyy / chestnut-light-atom-syntax

A light easy on the eyes theme with minimal amount of highlighting for Atom editor

A light easy on the eyes theme with minimal amount of highlighting. Based on Flatwhite theme

Minimal highlighting, just 5 classes:

1. Strings
2. All statically known constants (numbers, keywords, boolean, etc)
3. Global definitions
4. Standard language keywords (def, if, else, etc)
5. Comments

Comments highlighting

Comments are clearly visible. I think if there are comments we should see and read them first.

Contrast:

For good readability text has contrast 6:1 and it is consistent for all colors. Contrast calculated with HCL color model. Secondary color contrast is 2.5:1

Supported languages

• Clojure
• CSS
• Elixir
• GitHub Markdown
• HTML
• JavaScript
• Ruby
• Perl
• PHP
• Python
• XML
• YAML

Screenshot

Font used in screenshots Source Code Pro

Install

From the command line:

apm install chestnut-light-atom-syntax

If the command line isn't your thing:

• Go to Settings > Install
• Search for chestnut-light-atom-syntax and click Install
• Go to Settings > Themes and choose Chestnut Light Atom from the dropdown menu
• Happy coding! ❤️

Thanks

Inspiration taken from Alabaster skin by Nikita Prokopov.

chestnut-light-atom-syntax's Issues

Syntax highlighting not working correctly in latest release of Atom(1.33.0)

Would be very appreciated if someone look into it ❤️

Support for Antlers and Twig

I asked this in Flatwhite also...

Is there any chance you can add support for Antlers and Twig? Flatwhite is such a beautiful theme but it does not highlight the tags in these two languages. They are basically just additional tags for HTML.

https://atom.io/packages/language-antlers
https://atom.io/packages/language-twig

Antlers pretty much uses {{ }} for tags and {{# #}} for comments. See https://docs.statamic.com/antlers#tag-syntax.

Twig is similar with {{ }}, {% %} and {# #}. See https://twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x/templates.html.