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VS Code · v0.2.0

Vesperveil

wine, ivory and a veil of carmine

Near-black wine backgrounds, ivory text and richer syntax colours. Rose keywords, warm golden functions, lavender types and green strings, with italic comments.

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Syntax colours.

Richer rose keywords, warm golden functions, lavender types and green strings. Variables use ivory and comments are italic.

TypeScript — Vesperveil Dark in VS Code
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Python — Vesperveil Dark in VS Code
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Install Vesperveil

Install the extension, then open “Preferences: Color Theme” in the VS Code Command Palette to choose the theme.

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To install the package, use “Extensions: Install from VSIX…” in VS Code.

Wine surfaces. Ivory text.

Background#171316
Surface#211B20
Ivory#E8DFDA
Carmine#DA5676
Keywords#ED829F
Functions#E5B55F
Types#BE9BE9
Strings#9FCB8F
Numbers#EFA777
Comments#A6979F

Palette contrast.

Ratios calculated against the editor background. The review covers selected VS Code states; it is not an accessibility certification. Cursor and a full interaction review are still pending.

Primary text
14.02:1
Comments
6.61:1

The same palette in the terminal.

The repository includes a Windows Terminal scheme with all 16 ANSI colours, background, text, selection and cursor.

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⚠ An independent project, unaffiliated with HoYoverse. Subtly inspired by Ronova’s palette (Genshin Impact); no official artwork is included.

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