I'd love me some Intellij plugins. PhpStorm would be so dope with this!

I'll likely work on a theme soon though. Will keep issue updated if so.

Hi Trevor,

I very like your theme but I'm using standard Terminal.app as default terminal application in Mac OS. So I ported your iTerm settings to Terminal.app settings. It would be great if you add a link to my repo to your project's page so other people can find it as well. Here is the link https://github.com/pesh1983/nova-terminalapp. If you have any issues or comments, let me know, I will apply changes.

Hi there

First, thanks for creating this color scheme. I really like it.

I have created an emacs nova color theme. I'm hoping to get it listed on your nova site as a community plugin. Let me know if you want screenshots, information, etc.

Note that there is another emacs nova theme within the emacs doom themes collection, but I found it hard to work on since it is intertwined with the other doom themes.

A number of people have requested the background color be darkened; although I want to keep the theme more towards the subtle / pastel / lower contrast, I also want it to be readable

• Update the novaColors.normal.black
• Pull latest nova-colors in all plugins for all nova-* repos
• Update screenshots for all nova-* repos

@garth and @brandonlilly have reported poor contrast for "reverse" styles (for example, inactive tab names in HyperTerm and Atom or inactive popup menu items and inactive pane names in Vim etc.). Let's update these across all plugins to use a different combination of Nova Colors for greater contrast.

Hi,

Regarding the closed issue Add IntelliJ plugin #22 , did anyone create a port?
Id love to try it on PhpStorm.

cheers

In development by @rebornix on VS marketplace

In development by @carsonjones

IntelliJ is a popular IDE and this theme would be so appreciated for a change.

carbon-app/carbon#297 (comment)

Like what was done here so the build/ directory is ignored, but the build script is not:
https://github.com/trevordmiller/nova-hyperterm/pull/21/commits/cdf86945c06444b32b0dd92203dca7a0cd6ca9e8

Any plan to support visual studio code?

Hi all,

I am creating the official issue for this problem already announced in Twitter

The token colors (how is called in VSCode, and what is the color of the code) is not matching the theme colors properly.

Theme colors:

VSCode with theme, colors:

I don't have to much knowledge on textMatex, but I started to do some modification taking taxtMatex rules for other themes, that is what I have at the moment (configuration applied on IDE preferences):

    "editor.tokenColorCustomizations": {
        "textMateRules": [
            {
                "scope": "support.function",
                "settings": {
                    "foreground": "#DADA93"
                }
            },
            {
                "scope": [
                    "support.class",
                    "entity.name.class",
                    "entity.name.type.class"
                ],
                "settings": {
                    "foreground": "#9A93E1"
                }
            }
        ]
    }

and looks like that:

A bit more similar but still far away of the original theme, also not sure if these textMateRules could have some side effect or if some declaration for other token with the same colors are missing.

The theme is really nice, and it would be a pity that it doesn't work properly on an IDE like VSCode with a large community.

Thanks

If the colors in https://github.com/trevordmiller/nova-colors/blob/master/index.js were named using their semantic meanings you could then potentially create generalized tool(s) that generate themes for a wide variety of editors in a general way. To then generate a new theme all you would need to do is create a new package, change the colors and run the generation tools.