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Vesper Golden
A warm gold-on-black theme. Dark and light.
One palette, shared across editors, terminals, and tools.
Platforms
| Platform | Status | Where |
|---|---|---|
| VS Code (and Cursor, Windsurf, VSCodium) | Released | platforms/vscode |
| JetBrains / Android Studio | Buildable locally | platforms/jetbrains |
| Obsidian | Buildable locally | platforms/obsidian |
More ports (terminals, and other tools) are tracked in docs/theme-platforms.md.
Build
scripts/build.sh builds any platform and drops the artifact in builds/. Run it with no arguments for a menu, or name a target:
scripts/build.sh # interactive menu
scripts/build.sh all # every platform
scripts/build.sh vscode # just one
scripts/build.sh vscode jetbrains
scripts/build.sh list # print known platforms
Install
- VS Code: search "Vesper Golden" in the Extensions view, or see
platforms/vscode/README.md. - Android Studio / JetBrains: build and load the plugin by following
docs/install.md. - Obsidian: build the theme zip and drop it in your vault, see
docs/install.md.
Repo layout
palette.json canonical color database (source of truth for every port)
platforms/
vscode/ VS Code extension (released flagship port)
jetbrains/ IntelliJ-platform plugin: UI theme + editor scheme
obsidian/ Obsidian theme: manifest.json + theme.css
scripts/ build.sh: build any platform into builds/
docs/ install guide, release runbook, platform map
images/ screenshots used by the READMEs
builds/ build output (gitignored)
palette.json is the color source. Every port derives from it, so a color change starts there and flows outward.
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About
Apply a warm gold-on-black color scheme to Obsidian with matched dark and light modes for a cohesive workspace. Use a single shared palette across editors, terminals, and tools to keep colors consistent across platforms.Details
Current version
1.0.0
Last updated
Yesterday
Created
Last year
Updates
2 releases
License
MIT