Calm slate. Living color.
Living Code for Posting: native YAML palettes for HTTP requests, response status, syntax colors, focus and layered UI surfaces.
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Night Dark · full palette
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Frost Dark · softer chroma
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Paper Light · near-white slate
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Signal Dark · teal accent
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Select any preview to view the image at full size.
flavor=night # night, frost, paper, or signal
theme_dir="$(posting locate themes | tail -n 1)"
curl -fsSL --create-dirs -o "$theme_dir/living-code-$flavor.yaml" "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/living-code-theme/posting/main/themes/living-code-$flavor.yaml"
POSTING_THEME="living-code-$flavor" postingposting locate themes prints a heading followed by the application’s actual theme directory; tail -n 1 selects only that path. The download therefore works with custom and platform-specific data locations. Restart an already running Posting instance after adding a new file. No existing config or collection is replaced.
Expand a flavor for its full-size preview and activation instructions.
To keep a flavor permanently, set theme: living-code-night in Posting’s existing config. You can preview themes through Ctrl+P → Theme…. Each YAML file declares its name, light/dark appearance and all supported base palette colors. Posting derives HTTP method and syntax colors from those palette fields; no ignored legacy syntax blocks are shipped.
Targets Posting 2.11+’s native palette API; the same base fields are also understood by Posting 2, but version-specific rendering is not claimed. Paper explicitly sets dark: false. load_user_themes must be enabled, and theme_directory may override the default location. Tests parse YAML and verify the documented supported field set.
Previews are captured programmatically from the actual application in an isolated profile. See capture/app.py for the app-owned recipe and images/capture.json for runtime, palette and image provenance. No mock interface is drawn.
Found a problem? Open an issue with the app version, the flavor and a screenshot. Want Living Code somewhere else? Request a port.
Pull requests are welcome. Keep this README, port.json and images/ in sync, and use real screenshots of the app, never mockups.
🦎 One chameleon, many habitats. Part of Living Code.



