code-2026-theme

A port of VS Code's Dark Modern 2026 theme.
Red keywords, purple functions, teal types — on a near-black canvas.

Neovim · Ghostty · kitty · Xcode · Obsidian · Yazi

One palette, six targets. :terminal inside Neovim renders identically to
the host terminal, because every port reads the same sixteen ANSI values.

#121314 canvas  ·  638 highlight groups  ·  28 plugin integrations

Keyword

Function

Type

String

Number

Tag

Param

Accent

The sixteen ANSI colors every port shares:

Background #121314, foreground #bbbebf, cursor #bbbebf, selection #276782 on #ffffff. The Neovim port documents the full palette, including UI backgrounds, diagnostics and diff colors.

{
  'dark-2026-theme/nvim',
  name = 'dark-2026',
  lazy = false,
  priority = 1000,
  opts = {},
  config = function(_, opts)
    require('dark-2026').setup(opts)
    vim.cmd.colorscheme 'dark-2026'
  end,
}

cp themes/dark-2026.conf ~/.config/ghostty/themes/dark-2026

# ~/.config/ghostty/config
theme = dark-2026

cp themes/dark-2026.conf ~/.config/kitty/themes/dark-2026.conf

# ~/.config/kitty/kitty.conf
include themes/dark-2026.conf

./install.sh

mkdir -p "<vault>/.obsidian/themes/Dark 2026"
cp theme.css manifest.json "<vault>/.obsidian/themes/Dark 2026/"

# ~/.config/yazi/theme.toml
[flavor]
dark = "dark-2026"

• 638 highlight groups — editor UI, legacy syntax, tree-sitter, LSP semantic tokens, diagnostics, diffs and 28 plugins.
• Transparency for the editor, with floating windows controlled separately (styles.floats = solid · transparent · auto).
• Per-token styling — bold/italic/underline across 20 semantic token families.
• Palette overrides, static (palette) or programmatic (on_colors).
• Highlight overrides, static (highlights) or programmatic (on_highlights).
• Per-plugin opt-out for every integration.
• Terminal colors (vim.g.terminal_color_*) and a lualine theme.
• No dependencies. Config errors warn instead of breaking your session.

Palette from Microsoft's VS Code Dark Modern 2026 theme, by way of D0nw0r/dark2026.nvim (MIT) — the original port the Neovim plugin is built on.

_{MIT licensed.}