Vibrant Unknown

Vibrant Unknown color scheme for IntelliJ products, loosely based on Vibrant Ink. Scheme currently supports most languages in IDEA and other IntelliJ IDEs, other editors support is coming.

The scheme uses 16 primary colors and 9 helper colors where supported.

Installation

Option 1: Install using "Import Settings..."

1. Go to File | Import Settings... and specify the vibrant-unknown directory. Click OK in the dialog that appears.

2. Restart IntelliJ IDEA

3. Go to Preferences | Editor | Colors & Fonts and select Vibrant Unknown or Vibrant Unknown (Dracula).

Option 2: Manual installation

1. Copy Vibrant Unknown.icls and Vibrant Unknown (Dracula).icls to your IntelliJ IDEA preferences color directory. The directory varies, depending on which JetBrains IDE you are using. It is typically in:

   Mac OS X

   • ~/Library/Preferences/IntelliJIdea13/colors (IntelliJ IDEA 13 Ultimate Edition)
   • ~/Library/Preferences/IdeaIC13/colors (IntelliJ IDEA 13 Community Edition)
   • ~/Library/Preferences/WebIDE70/colors (PHPStorm 7.0)
   • ~/Library/Preferences/RubyMine60/colors (RubyMine 6.0)
   • ~/Library/Preferences/PyCharm30/colors (PyCharm 3.0)

   Windows

   • Documents and Settings/<user>/.IntelliJIdea13/config/colors (IntelliJ IDEA 13 Professional Edition)
   • Documents and Settings/<user>/.IdeaIC13/config/colors (IntelliJ IDEA 13 Community Edition)
   • Documents and Settings/<user>/.WebIde70/config/colors (WebStorm 7.0 / PhpStorm 7.0)
   • Documents and Settings/<user>/.RubyMine60/config/colors (RubyMine 6.0)
   • Documents and Settings/<user>/.PyCharm30/config/colors (PyCharm 3.0)

2. Restart your IDE

3. Go to Preferences > Editor > Colors & Fonts and select Vibrant Unknown or Vibrant Unknown (Dracula).

Fonts

Scheme files unfortunately contain font definitions as well, if you want to change these you must go to Preferences > Editor > Colors & Fonts > Fonts and Preferences > Editor > Colors & Fonts > Console Fonts.

The scheme was build using these fonts:

• Source Code Pro is defined as the default font for the editor and a backup font for the console.
• Consolas is defined as the default font for the console and backup font for the editor.

A suggested alternative font for Consolas in case you don't have access to it(not free) would be Inconsolata

Supported languages and plugins:

These color scheme files are primarily tested with the latest version of IntelliJ IDEA.

This table lists the languages (and other sections under Preferences | Editor | Colors & Fonts) for which the syntax highlighting has been implemented:

Language/Section	Supported	Plugin
Actionscript	Yes	Bundled
Android Logcat	Yes	Bundled
Apache Config	Yes	Apache config (.htaccess) support
Bash	Yes	BashSupport
Batch	Yes	Batch Support
C/C++	Yes	C/C++
CMD	Yes	CMD Support
CSS	Yes	Bundled
Clojure	Yes	La Clojure
CoffeeScript	Yes	Bundled
Custom	Yes	Bundled
Dart	Yes	Dart
Debugger	Yes	Bundled
Diff	Yes	Bundled
Django/Jinja2 Template	Yes	Python
Drools	Yes	Bundled
ERB	Yes	Bundled with Ruby
Erlang	Yes	Erlang
File Status	No	Bundled
Freemarker	Yes	Bundled
General	Yes	Bundled
Gherkin (Cucumber)	Yes	Bundled
Google Go	Yes	Go language (golang.org) support plugin
GQL	Yes	Bundled
Groovy	Yes	Bundled
HAML	Yes	Bundled
Haskell	Yes	Haskell
HTML	Yes	Bundled
Haskell	Yes	Haskell
Java	Yes	Bundled
JavaScript	Yes	Bundled
JPA/EJB/Hibernate QL	Yes	Bundled
JSP	Yes	Bundled
Kotlin	Yes	Kotlin
LESS	Yes	Bundled
Localization file	Yes	Bundled
Lua	Yes	Lua
Makefile	Yes	C/C++ Plugin
Mako Template	Yes	Python plugin
Markdown	Yes	Markdown
Objective-C	No	Appcode only
OGNL	Yes	Bundled
OSGi Manifest	Yes	Bundled
Pascal	Yes	Pascal IDEA Plugin
PHP	Yes	PHP
Properties	Yes	Bundled
Python	Yes	Python
RegExp	Yes	Bundled
RDoc	Yes	Bundled with Ruby Plugin
Ruby	Yes	Ruby
SASS	Yes	Bundled
Scala	Yes	Scala
Slim	Yes	Slim
Smarty	Yes	Bundled
Spy-js	Yes	Bundled
SQL	Yes	Bundled
Stylus	Yes	Bundled
Twig	Yes	Bundled
Tapestry	Yes	Bundled
Velocity	Yes	Bundled
XML	Yes	Bundled
XPath	Yes	Bundled
YAML	Yes	Bundled