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    Maple Street is a warm autumn palette for Nova, tuned for clarity: every syntax color meets WCAG AA contrast (4.5:1 or better) against its background.

    It was inspired by the time I as a creator used to live in an alleyway called Maple St in Bellingham, WA. This theme brings joy and warmth, just like how I felt living above the downtown streets of Bellingham.

    Maple Street comes in two variants:

    • Maple Street (dark): bark-brown background with parchment text
    • Maple Street Daylight (light): linen background with walnut text

    Palette

    Role Dark Daylight
    Background #1e1814 #f7efe0
    Text #ecdfc6 #3a2a1e
    Comments #94826c #7a6853
    Keywords, tags (Maple Red) #ee7652 #b23a1c
    Types, attributes (Pumpkin) #f59d5b #b0520e
    Functions, methods (Harvest) #ecbc62 #8a5a00
    Strings (Sage) #b2c072 #4d6418
    Numbers, constants (Cranberry) #e295ab #9c3557
    Links, regex (Autumn Sky) #93b8c8 #2f6681

    Please note: comments, modifiers, self, decorators and arguments are italic. Class and function definitions are bold, so they stand out from usages.

    Release Notes

    Version 1.2

    • Added an extension icon: a maple leaf on a bark-brown background
    • Added a bug report link to the extension listing

    Version 1.1

    • Fixed window chrome and sidebars falling back to Nova's default dark colors, most visible in Maple Street Daylight
    • Window and sidebar backgrounds now use each theme's chrome color (Oat in Daylight, Hollow in Maple Street)
    • Turned off vibrancy so the theme colors are used instead of the translucent system material
    • Fixed out-of-range alpha values in Daylight's window and titlebar borders

    Version 1.0

    Initial release

    • Maple Street: dark autumn theme with parchment text on a bark-brown background
    • Maple Street Daylight: light variant with walnut text on a linen background
    • Autumn palette: maple red keywords, pumpkin types, harvest gold functions, sage strings, cranberry numbers and constants, and autumn-sky links
    • Every syntax color meets WCAG AA contrast (4.5:1) against its background
    • Italic comments, modifiers, self, decorators and arguments; bold class and function definitions