GitHub Dark, Dracula, One Light, Nord, Gruvbox Material, AI Neon and VS Code Dark Themes

Seven themes for the Eclipse IDE: GitHub Dark, Dracula, One Light, Nord, Gruvbox Material, AI Neon and VS Code Dark. Each one builds on a platform stylesheet and recolors it through shared color tokens, so the whole IDE follows a single palette rather than only the editor: workbench chrome, tabs and toolbars, Java syntax highlighting, the console including Ant output, Compare, the manifest and target definition editors, EGit and Mylyn.

One feature installs all seven. After installing, pick a theme under Preferences, General, Appearance.

One thing to know before you switch: a theme writes its values into the affected preferences, which are the editor colors, the Java syntax highlighting and the console colors, and that overwrites what was set there before, hand tuned settings included. The built-in dark theme behaves the same way. To get your own colors back, re-tune them under Preferences, General, Appearance, Colors and Fonts after switching.

The Linux stylesheets are the ones exercised by the project's build and testing. The Windows and macOS variants ship untested until someone runs them there.