Please, find below some screenshots of the same file in VS Code console and standard Ubuntu:

Feature Request:

Currently, certain javascript keywords aren't italicized (this, super, extends). Could outrun be updated to support them?

For example, the "RED" theme does this correctly(except extends)

p.s Found your theme on reddit. Great job :)

Thank you very much for the outstanding theme, I'm really enjoying using it!
I was wondering which font and icons template you are using on the screenshots, they seem to fit brilliantly with the theme :)

In response to #2 and #3 , the syntax highlighting can definitely use some improvement, specifically in JavaScript and Markdown.

The goal of this issue is to clean up/improve the syntax highlighting while maintaining the synthwave aesthetic and avoiding making the theme too colorful.

By version 0.3.0, the goal is to have full support for the following languages:

• Ruby
• Python
• PHP
• JavaScript
• HTML
• CSS/Sass
• Markdown

I think the default coloring is actually quite nice, though the subtext should be a little lighter since it is quite close to the background color. That would make this whole thing perfect. Great theme, really loving it!

Here is a link to what I'm referring to.

FYI, I ported your theme here: https://github.com/hlissner/emacs-doom-themes/blob/master/README.md. It looks incredible!

Hi, really like the theme, I'm always super into retro synthwave type songs and I would really love it if you had the source for the wallpaper you used in the readme. Thanks.

Just another thing I noticed. Currently, the scrollbar is fully opaque, which prevents the user from seeing indicators in the scrollbar:

My current setting:

This options to widget/suggestion is good too:

    "workbench.colorCustomizations": {
        "editorSuggestWidget.background": "#161130",
        "editorHoverWidget.background": "#161130",
        "editorSuggestWidget.selectedBackground": "#0C0A20",
        "editorSuggestWidget.border": "#0C0A20",
        "editor.lineHighlightBackground": "#0C0A20",
    },

And this turquoise in functions:

 "editor.tokenColorCustomizations": {
        "[Outrun Night]": {
            "functions": "#00FFF1"
        }
    },

I can PR if you accept ;)

Based on reviews on the marketplace, I plan on making the current Outrun theme a high contrast version, making the default a "less intense" (lower contrast) version of what it currently is. I suppose it only makes sense to create a light version as well. Here's what that will look like:

• Outrun Night: A less intense version of current Outrun theme
• Outrun Night (High Contrast): Current version of the theme
• Outrun Day: Outrun Theme on a light background with some adjustments

Hi there @samrap o/

I'm curious to know what the wallpaper on theme screenshots looks like.
Can you share it, please? 😊

Thanks!

Hi, first of all I would like to say that I loved your theme!
The colors are awesome!

If possible, can you make function names declarations this keyword, decorators declarations and objects attributes of js, vue, ts, tsx, jsx files to be highlighted?

Currently in a vue file, your theme behave like below

In ts files, your theme behave like below

And the screenshot below is from cobalt2 theme that have everything highlighted

Thanks dude!