ayu

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ayu is a bright color theme and comes in three versions — dark, mirage, and light — for all-day comfortable work. Handcrafted for Sublime Text.

Install via Package Control:

1. Press cmd/ctrl + shift + p to open the command palette
2. Type install package and press enter
3. Search for ayu and install

1. Download the latest release
2. Extract and rename the directory to ayu
3. Move it to your Sublime /Packages directory (Preferences > Browse packages...)

Open command palette via cmd/ctrl + shift + p and type ayu: Activate theme.

Or add to your user settings (Preferences > Settings):

// Light
"theme": "ayu-light.sublime-theme",
"color_scheme": "Packages/ayu/ayu-light.sublime-color-scheme",

// Mirage
"theme": "ayu-mirage.sublime-theme",
"color_scheme": "Packages/ayu/ayu-mirage.sublime-color-scheme",

// Dark
"theme": "ayu-dark.sublime-theme",
"color_scheme": "Packages/ayu/ayu-dark.sublime-color-scheme",

"ui_native_titlebar": true,   // native titlebar on macOS
"ui_separator": false,        // hide separators between panels (shown by default)
"ui_wide_scrollbars": true    // wider scrollbars

ayu ships its own file icons, the same set as ayu for VS Code. Sublime Text needs the A File Icon package to show them: it decides which icon each file gets, and ayu supplies the artwork. File types without an ayu icon keep A File Icon's own.

1. Open command palette and type Browse packages
2. Navigate to /User
3. Create ayu-mirage.sublime-theme (or ayu-light/ayu-dark)
4. Add:

[
  { "class": "sidebar_label", "font.face": "Your Font" },
  { "class": "sidebar_heading", "font.face": "Your Font" },
  { "class": "tab_label", "font.face": "Your Font" },
  { "class": "label_control", "font.face": "Your Font" },
  { "class": "quick_panel_label", "font.face": "Your Font" },
  { "class": "quick_panel_path_label", "font.face": "Your Font" }
]

• Sublime Text 3: v5.1.0
• Sublime Text 2: v3.2.2

ayu is available for:

• VS Code
• and more...

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