In the dynamic world of coding, the right environment can make all the difference. JetBrains' Fleet Code Editor is a powerful tool that provides developers with a seamless and efficient coding experience. One of the ways to personalize your coding journey is by changing the editor's theme. In this guide, we'll explore the simple steps to transform the look and feel of Fleet Code Editor to match your coding style.
Step 1: Open Fleet
First and foremost, ensure that Fleet Code Editor is installed on your system. Once installed, open the editor to access your coding workspace. If you have not installed you can install it from here.
Step 2: Navigate to Actions
In the top menu bar, locate the 3 horizontal lines. Click on it, click on GOTO > Actions, or use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + K for Windows and Cmd + Shift + K for Mac. A new window will pop up
Search for Select color theme and click on it you will get a list of themes you have currently downloaded on your machine.
To add more themes you need to go to the C:\Users\user_name\.fleet\themes and the JSON file in this folder. I've provided some themes below take a look at them them and change accordingly.
Color themes
- Dracula Solid
GitHub Link - https://github.com/PrathameshhW/Fleet-themes/blob/main/Dracula%20Solid/dracula-solid.json
- Github Dark
GitHub Link - https://github.com/PrathameshhW/Fleet-themes/blob/main/Github%20Dark/github-dark.json
- One Dark Pro
GitHub Link - https://github.com/PrathameshhW/Fleet-themes/blob/main/One%20Dark%20Pro/one-dark-pro.json
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Very helpful. Thanks a lot.