Wrote script to generate new UI Themes for IntelliJ 2019.1 #28
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April 17, 2019 16:23
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@daylerees Any chance of this repository being updated now that Jetbrains support full IDE theming? |
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Please, it would be nice to use these awesome themes again! |
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Recently IntelliJ finally started supporting the ability to create UI Themes. I wrote a quick node script that parses each color scheme xml file and generates the relevant UI theme json file.
Note this only supports 2019.1+ versions. Here's a link to the docs.
Admittedly I'm not a designer and don't have an eye for this sort of thing, but I was tired of using these great themes with a different UI in IntelliJ. You can change any of the values with fields from the xml color schemes. I'm currently running the jar file. The light themes could probably use some looking over. I use strictly dark themes, but I did confirm they all load.