edsulaiman / jetbrains-rider-dark-theme

VSCode Theme based on JetBrains Rider Dark theme.

JetBrains Rider Dark Theme

VSCode Theme based on JetBrains Rider Dark theme ("New UI").

Installing

This extension is available for free in the Visual Studio Code Marketplace

What's new?

Click here to go to the Changelog

Inconsistencies?

If you find any inconsistency in any language, raise an Issue and I'll fix it, please provide a sample for the language so I can compare.

Custom Font

The original JetBrains Rider use "JetBrains Mono" font family, You can download and install the font in your system, and add this option to have a custom font:

{
  "editor.fontSize": 13,
  "editor.lineHeight": 22,
  "editor.fontFamily": "JetBrains Mono"
}

Credits

• JetBrains
• JetBrains Rider

jetbrains-rider-dark-theme's Issues

Incorrect highlighting in properties

Some properties (like .Lenght) don't have the same highlight as the original theme.
VS Code:

Rider:

Sorry if that's supposed to be this way, to me looks like the highlight helps in the legibility of the code. The pink numbers also would be a good addition.

Make variables color more white

Hi, so the variable colors is a bit dim, unlike rider, I attached a photo comparison between the two.

from vscode

from rider

Thanks

Request to add Rider Melon Dark

I'll appreciate it very much if you could add this theme

If possible, add Light theme variant

Incorrect display behind scroll bar

VS Code Version: 1.73.0
OS Version: win 10

Booleans and markdown bold

Thanks for a great plugin! Love it!

I found some stuff that is different from the current Rider Night-theme.

1. Pink booleans in VS Code
2. Blue-isch in Rider

Same pink color here for bold markdown.

Mac OS: Editor background color is uneven

Hi,

First of all, I just wanted to thank you for this great theme, I use it on all of my vscode setups and it's been great. I've recently started working on Mac however and I noticed a problem with the code editor background. Some parts of the background use a different gray than others.

I don't have much experience in theme making but this is what I figured out. It looks like there's a semi-opaque zone going above the editor's background but I wasn't able to find it in the inspector. However I noticed that if I comment out the .monaco-editor background then it becomes one color again.

Here's a screenshot of the problem:

Here's what it looks like with the monaco-editor background commented out:

Let me know if you need more details or if I can help in any way and thanks again!

The sub-menus don't follow theme color palette

VS Code:

Rider: