dsh-one-dark-pro

DSH ships with only three appearance presets—Light, Dark, and System-follow—each mapped to a generic palette. dsh-one-dark-pro brings the widely used One Dark Pro color scheme into DSH and expands the Appearance setting into a four-option grid (Light / Dark / System / One Dark Pro), so you can switch palettes with a single click and no manual token editing.

Under the hood the plugin works on two sides. The host side registers a dedicated settings namespace, exposes a route to read your saved preference, and persists the choice to ~/.dsh/settings.yaml so it survives restarts. The client side shadows the default appearance row with a fixed-size four-grid picker whose selected cell is highlighted in the brand color; the UI refreshes instantly whenever a theme/change event fires. Every color is mapped onto DSH's --dsw-alias- and --dsw-specific- token layers, and the picker icon is derived from the official icon.svg: three 3D orbital bands around a solid nucleus dot.

It is a perfect fit for developers who already use One Dark Pro in VS Code and want that same visual rhythm inside DSH, as well as anyone who finds the default Dark theme a bit flat and prefers something with richer contrast without the glare of a light background. Once installed, the theme is ready—open Settings, pick One Dark Pro, and you are done.