Primary source
The original VS Code theme or a maintained TokyoNight project that publishes its own port or generated config. These entries receive the green source label.
About this project
A practical index of Tokyo Night themes and configs
Tokyo Night started with one VS Code extension and spread across editors, terminals, browsers, desktop apps, and command-line tools. This directory keeps those projects searchable and points back to the people maintaining them.
What the directory covers
The directory currently contains 110 resources in nine categories. Each entry links to an extension marketplace, project repository, maintained config collection, or application-specific download page.
Community port
A separate project maintained for a specific application. The linked maintainer controls its releases, installation details, and compatibility.
How links are reviewed
A directory becomes useless when it keeps dead repositories and vague descriptions. Reviews focus on the small set of checks that make each listing usable.
- The destination must load and match the application named in the listing.
- The description must match the available installation method or config format.
- The source label must reflect who owns or maintains the linked project.
- Broken links are replaced with a current project when a supported successor exists.
All 110 directory links returned a successful response when checked on . Individual community projects can change between reviews.
Project sources
Palette values and core theme history come from the original VS Code repository. Neovim styles and maintained app configs come from folke/tokyonight.nvim.