Visual studio code workspace location install#
Visual studio code workspace location manual#
Visual studio code workspace location trial#

If this setting is true and there is no peacock color set, then Peacock will choose a new color. This can be useful if you frequently open many instances of VS Code and you are interested in identifying them, but are not overly committed to the specific color applied. When set to true Peacock will automatically apply a random color when opening a workspace that does not define color customizations. In this case, when set to true, the foreground will not be affected. Some users may desire this if their theme's foreground is their preference over Peacock. When set to true Peacock will not colorize the foreground of any of the affected elements and will only alter the background. Recommended to remain false (the default value). This results in the Activity Bar being slightly lighter than the Status Bar and Title Bar (see below). This can be achieved with the setting in the example below.

'none': no adjustment will be made to the selected colorĪn example of using this might be to make the Activity Bar slightly lighter than the Status Bar and Title Bar to better visually distinguish it as present in several popular themes.

'lighten': increases the value of the selected color to make it slightly lighter.

'darken': reduces the value of the selected color to make it slightly darker.

You can fine tune the coloring of affected elements by making them slightly darker or lighter to provide a subtle visual contrast between them. You can do this by checking the appropriate setting that applies to the elements you want to be colored. You can tell peacock which parts of VS Code will be affected by when you select a color. The Peacock: Save Current Color as Favorite Color feature allows you to save the currently set color as a favorite color, and prompts you to name it.

Visual studio code workspace location manual#

This involves a few manual steps and arguably is not obvious at first. When you apply a color you enjoy, you can go to the workspace settings.json and copy the color's hex code, then create your own favorite color in your user settings.json. If you cancel (press ESC), your colors revert to what you had prior to trying the Favorites command

When opening the Favorites command in the command palette, Peacock now previews (applies) the color as you cycle through them. You can find brand color hex codes from # Preview Your Favorite Peacock color for Live Share color when acting as the HostĪfter setting 1 or more colors (hex or named) in the user setting for peacock.favoriteColors, you can select Peacock: Change to a Favorite Color and you will be prompted with the list from peacock.favoriteColors from user settings. Peacock color for Live Share Color when acting as a Guest The Peacock color that will be applied to workspaces The Peacock color that will be applied to remote workspaces Specifies whether Peacock should choose a random color from the favorites list or a purely random color The percentage to darken or lighten the color Specifies whether Peacock apply a random color on startup Specifies whether Peacock should change affect colors Defaults to falseĪrray of objects for color names and hex values Specifies whether Peacock should affect the active tab's border. Specifies whether Peacock should affect accent borders (panel, sideBar, editorGroup) Defaults to false. Specifies whether Peacock should affect the title bar (see title bar coloring) Specifies whether Peacock should affect the status bar Specifies whether Peacock should affect the activity bar

Saves colors to your workspace in the.

Adjust the coloring of affected elements by making them slightly darker or lighter to provide a subtle visual contrast between them.

Save a user-defined color with the Save Favorite Color.

Select a user-defined color from your Favorite Colors.

Change the color of Affected Elements (see peacock.affect* in the Settings section) to.

Look for commands beginning with 'Peacock:' Now enjoy exploring the rest of the features explained in the docs, here!Ĭommands can be found in the command palette.

Choose one of the pre-defined colors and see how it changes your editor.

Choose Peacock: Change to a favorite color.Create/Open a VSCode Workspace ( Peacock only works in a Workspace).

Visual studio code workspace location install#

You can also install Peacock from the marketplace here # Quick Usage

Open Extensions sideBar panel in Visual Studio Code via the menu item View → Extensions.

Visual studio code workspace location trial#

Peacock docs are hosted on Azure -> Get a Free Azure Trial # Install Ideal when you have multiple VS Code instances, use VS Live Share, or use VS Code's Remote features, and you want to quickly identify your editor. Subtly change the color of your Visual Studio Code workspace. # Peacock for Visual Studio Code # Overview