Spacegray Theme UI for Jetbrains

This is a Spacegray Theme port of both the IDE and Color scheme for JetBrains products. The ported themes were generated from Spacegray's base16 color scheme, with the exception of the Monokai/Eighties theme.

Please note: This is a work in progress. There are some work to be done before this can be considered stable.

Supported IDEs

Thanks to the awesome guys at JetBrains the plugin is now supported on pretty much all IDEs from the same company. There are still some work to do to get it perfect on all IDEs, but we're close.

Any JetBrains IDE (I haven't tested all of them, but I'm pretty certain it should work on the majority)
Android Studio is partly supported

EAP releases only partly supported

Installation

Not on the plugin repository at this time. To install, load the latest Spacegray Theme.zip using the "Install plugin from disk" option.

Set color scheme (code)

This plugin will not set the new color scheme for you, as that would cause a couple problems. You need to set the new color scheme manually:

Open the Settings/Preferences dialog again.
In the left-hand pane, select Editor -> Colors & Fonts.
In the Scheme dropdown, you'll find 3 new schemes: Spacegray Theme - Ocean, Spacegray Theme - Monokai and SpacegrayTheme - Light.
Choose the scheme you like and hit Apply and OK.

Shortcut: Ctrl+` (that's a backtick) then hit 1. Color scheme and select your desired color scheme. ## Development

Requirements

JDK 1.8

Building from the command line

./gradlew clean build

Running a test instance with the plugin

./gradlew runIdea

Developing using IntelliJ

Import the project from the build.gradle file and develop as normal. Make sure you select JDK 8 in the import wizard. The other defaults are fine. You can run the above mentioned CLI Gradle tasks directly in the "Gradle" Tool Window, which expands from the right side of the screen. To debug, find "runIdea" in the list, right-click it, and choose Debug.