preface

After the update of WebStorm 2021.1, the Material Theme UI Theme is now charged. If you don’t pay for it, the file tree is very small and looks very uncomfortable.

This is something I saw discussed on V2EX, and by chance I came up with a solution to this problem. This article is for all interested developers to read.

Material Theme UI introduction

This theme plugin is available for all JetBrains software (WebStorm, Idea, Datagrap, etc.). It has a dozen themes to choose from and will make your editor look pretty.

I used Atom One Dark Theme and Atom One Light Theme, which correspond to night mode and day mode respectively. Here are the effects of the two modes, as shown in the picture below:

In addition to using the Material Theme UI, I also installed Atom Material Lcons, which is used for icon beautification.

You may also see git submission records displayed in the renderings. Here I installed GitToolBox plug-in. If you need it, you can search and install it under plugins in Webstorm.

The solution

Check out the historical version of the Material Theme UI plugin on the official website and check it out. 5.7.0 is the last free version and supports the latest WebStorm.

Downloading the Installation package

Go to its version record to find 5.7.0 or directly click here to Download, as shown below, directly click the Download button

Installing a plug-in

Once you have successfully downloaded the material_theme-5.7.0.zip package, open the Plugins panel for WebStorm, as shown below.

Click in sequence and select the compressed package you just downloaded in the popup file selection window. After the installation is successful, restart WebStorm.

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