The Codely VS Code Theme brings a warm, dark Gruvbox-inspired palette to Visual Studio Code. Built by the team at CodelyTV, it pairs a rich amber and cream foreground with deep charcoal backgrounds and vivid syntax accents to keep your code readable for hours without eye strain.Documentation Index
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Installation
Install the Codely Theme from the VS Code Marketplace or manually in minutes.
Quickstart
Activate the theme and start coding with the Codely Dark palette right away.
Color Palette
Explore every color token used across the UI and syntax highlighting.
Language Support
See how Python, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, JSON, Markdown, and SQL are styled.
What makes Codely Theme different
The theme is a carefully hand-tuned take on Gruvbox dark, going beyond a simple port. Every token scope — from Python decorators to CSS grid fractions — has been individually assigned a color and font style to maximize signal and minimize noise.Gruvbox-Inspired Palette
Warm ambers, soft creams, and vivid accents drawn from the Gruvbox color family.
Italic Emphasis
Comments, parameters, and select keywords use italic styling to visually separate structure from logic.
Full UI Coverage
Every VS Code surface — Activity Bar, Status Bar, Panels, Tabs, Terminal — is styled for a cohesive look.
Deep Language Support
Dedicated token rules for Python, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, JSON, Markdown, and SQL.
Debug-Ready Colors
Breakpoints, step icons, and debug console colors are tuned to stand out without clashing.
Terminal ANSI Colors
Integrated terminal colors align with the theme palette for a seamless shell experience.
Get up and running
Open the Extensions panel
Press
Ctrl+Shift+X (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+X (macOS) to open the Extensions panel in VS Code.Search for Codely Theme
Type Codely Theme in the search box and click Install on the extension published by Codely.
Activate the theme
Open the Command Palette (
Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P), run Preferences: Color Theme, and select Codely Dark.