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# Tokyo Night — Xed Editor Theme A Tokyo Night inspired color theme for Xed-Editor (light and dark variants included). This repository contains a ready-to-use `theme.json` that you can add to Xed to change the editor, UI and terminal colors. Preview - Light and dark variants are provided in `theme.json`. - Includes UI (Material-like) colors, editor colors and terminal ANSI colors. - Syntax (token) colors provided as a simple mapping. Features - Light and dark palettes tuned for readability and contrast in Xed. - UI colors for tabs, panels and dialogs. - Editor colors for selection, line numbers, highlights, diagnostics and more. - Terminal ANSI color support (0–21). - Inherits missing token colors from Xed's base theme (`blueberry`) when `inheritBase` is enabled. Install 1. Download the `theme.json` file from this repository (it already contains both `light` and `dark` palettes). 2. In Xed: Go to Settings → Themes → Add theme. 3. Select the `theme.json` file to apply the theme. 4. (Optional) Restart Xed if the theme does not appear immediately. About the theme.json in this repo - id: `tokyo-night-xed` - name: `Tokyo Night` - targetVersion: 75 - inheritBase: true - Both `light` and `dark` objects are defined. Each contains: - baseColors: material-style UI colors (primary, background, surface, etc.) - editorColors: colors for the editor UI (line numbers, selection, current line, hover tooltips, diagnostics, etc.) - terminalColors: ANSI colors 0–21 and cursor color - tokenColors: a mapping of syntax token names to colors (works as a simple object mapping) Quick example (how the token mapping looks in the theme) ```json "tokenColors": { "comment": "#565f89", "string": "#9ece6a", "keyword": "#7aa2f7", "function": "#7aa2f7", "variable": "#c0caf5" } ``` Notes and recommendations - Color values use standard hex formats like `#RRGGBB` or `#AARRGGBB`. - Terminal colors only support solid hex colors and are limited to indices `0-21`. - The theme sets many editor-specific properties — if you rely on a base theme for some token colors, keep `inheritBase: true`. - If you want more advanced TextMate-style scopes, `tokenColors` can be converted into an array of rules (see the Xed theme schema). Credits - Maintained by soli-rsa. - Palette inspired by the popular "Tokyo Night" family of themes. License - See repository LICENSE (if present). If you want a specific license added to this repo, let me know. Want me to apply this README directly to the repository? If yes, tell me: - Branch to commit to (default: `main`) and - Commit message to use (default: `docs: update README to match theme`) I can commit the file for you once you confirm the target branch and commit message.
