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yeah, we're adding that tree sister support now

Like the one in monkai

It would be nice if you put a table with the colors in the README of the repository, or just share the colors (hexadecimal/rgb format), it is boring to look through the vscode theme files to find them. This way it could be much easier to port it to other editors, and would be more accurate than using a color picker.

nice color scheme btw

Complain here!

Currently, I've well tested support for:

• Python
• C++ (kinda)
• C
• TOML
• Zsh/sh/bash
• Java
• Ruby
• JavaScript
• CoffeeScript
• TypeScript
• Markdown
• HTML
• JSON
• YAML
• Less
• CSS
• Generic (see #3)
• (suggest some!)

So, if you happen to be using one of these languages, find the syntax highlighting support for them terrible, then tell me! If someone already complained about that language, react with a "👍"! It's a voting system.

We could add some features such as better find-and-replace, bracket matching, and drop down. Maybe. Better support for bracket matching tho

Idea stolen from inspired by chbk's styri-syntax

High contrast option that includes changing the background to rgb(28, 23, 4)

See this blog

I need to re-think and refactor the colors and definitions

Because yes

The theme itself is already the best it can be (well sorta, see #14). But the README could be in a better state before this project becomes stagment (not actively maintained. It's a theme after all)

from learn X in Y minutes.

The Javascript syntax highlighting has little contrast, and is mostly green.

Also, function and for are both keywords, yet have different highlighting, which makes it look messy.

I suggest changing colors for keywords and class methods to improve the Javascript highlighting.

.syntax--strike and https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_text_text-decoration.asp

This isn't a big problem, but I cannot see stuff inside the laptop.

Pulsar

• New package at their repository
• Update scopes to support new Tree-Sitter

VSCode

• Finalize scopes and colors
• Publish package

The shortener codes like :heart: don't work in the Atom README.