A dark and light color scheme for Sublime Text based on Warp Terminal's default palette. Clean, balanced, and easy on the eyes for long coding sessions.
| Variant | Background | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Mercurial (dark) | #181818 |
Low-light / night coding |
| Mercurial Light | #fafafa |
Bright environments / daylight |
- Open Command Palette (
Cmd+Shift+P/Ctrl+Shift+P) - Select Package Control: Install Package
- Search for Mercurial Color Scheme
- Activate:
- Dark: Preferences > Color Scheme > Mercurial
- Light: Preferences > Color Scheme > Mercurial Light
- Download the desired scheme files
- Place in
Packages/User/(Preferences > Browse Packages) - Activate via Preferences > Color Scheme
Use the .tmTheme files. Add to your settings:
"color_scheme": "Packages/Mercurial Color Scheme/Mercurial.tmTheme"Mercurial includes dedicated scopes for these popular Sublime Text plugins:
- GitGutter — colored gutter marks for insertions, deletions, and changes
- BracketHighlighter — per-bracket-type coloring (curly, round, square, angle, tag, quote)
- SublimeLinter — error, warning, and info mark colors (SublimeLinter 4+)
Full syntax coverage for PHP, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, LESS, Sass/SCSS, JSON, YAML, Markdown, SQL, Python, Shell/Bash, CoffeeScript, Makefile, Twig, Handlebars, and all languages using standard TextMate scopes.
- Palette: Based on Warp Terminal default dark theme
- Author: Renzo Johnson
- License: MIT
























