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Monokai Pro: beautiful functionality for professional developers
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Permission to use your theme in Jetbrains #57

Closed mallowigi closed 6 years ago

mallowigi commented 6 years ago

Hi, I'm getting in touch with you to know if you're interested on porting your theme to my plugin (https://github.com/ChrisRM/material-theme-jetbrains). My plugin allows users to customize the appearance of the Jetbrains IDEs and I've included a set of themes.

I was wondering if you were interested on letting me include your theme in the list of themes? I know your theme is not free so I'm asking you if you're interested either way. In this case I'll include your name in the authors, of course, and a Paypal/Flattr/Gratipay link if you'd like. Your work on the theme is impressive and it would be a shame for IntelliJ users to not be able to profit from it.

As for what I'm including in the theme, currently I'm only interested in the Pro flavor, and I'm not interested in the icons, font or padding since there is no way currently in my plugin to change them on a per-theme basis.

So WDYT?

Monokai commented 6 years ago

I'm having some trouble finding time to implement Monokai Pro for other editors, but support for Jetbrains is on my list.

calvinanderson commented 6 years ago

@Monokai

+1 for this. I purchased your theme for VSCode but I spend half my time in JetBrains IDEs for PHP, so this would be great.

mohamedsugal commented 5 years ago

@Monokai a lot of developers use Jetbrains IDE's whether it's IntelliJ, CLion, PyCharm, and many others. So, I'd be glad to see your theme implemented there.

Gameghostify commented 5 years ago

Any updates about this? With the official support for themes added to IntelliJ, I'd love to have Monokai Pro added to it!

mallowigi commented 5 years ago

There are already some themes for Monokai Pro

Gameghostify commented 5 years ago

That's correct, however every one of them I've tried is using some other set of colors/highlights some keywords differently (e.g. const in JavaScript is hot-pink in IntelliJ/WebStorm while its light-blue and slanted/italicized in VSCode). Additionally, these themes aren't supported by @Monokai ๐Ÿ™

I think having the official version of Monokai Pro in JetBrain's product suite would be awesome ๐Ÿ‘

dolpsdw commented 5 years ago

I'm having some trouble finding time to implement Monokai Pro for other editors, but support for Jetbrains is on my list.

Hi, with the new 2019 jetbrains themes it is fairly simple to make this. Checkout https://github.com/bmikaili/intellij-monocai-theme

Gameghostify commented 5 years ago

@Monokai any updates on this? All the themes in the IntelliJ store aren't official (some even impersonate) and aren't exactly like the original Monokai Pro (small details are different, and there are no filters)

espositocode commented 4 years ago

@Monokai I would love to see official support for JetBrains as well. The material theme from @mallowigi is passable, but has odd differences with the official sublime/vscode theme, and it doesn't support filters. Plus, the material plugin is quite a bit bloated for my liking.

mallowigi commented 4 years ago

Ummm... yes, you're right about the plugin being bloated and not having filters (they are in the premium support anyway) but what differences do they have? can you point me to some examples?

espositocode commented 4 years ago

@mallowigi It's minor, but the syntax coloring looks just a little different:

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By the way, I discovered the Material Lite plugin, and its pretty great. Thanks!

mallowigi commented 4 years ago

This looks like a difference in how Visual Studio colors the editor rather than actual differences. I can guarantee that you wonโ€™t be able to reproduce the same behavior between VSC and IJ.