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Quickly and easily open file links in VSCode When participating in code reviews, scrolling through comments and then switching to VSCode to open each comment in the editor can become a cumbersome and repetitive task. Features --- - Right click file path links in GitHub and open them in VSCode - Highlight file path links anywhere and open them in VSCode - Open all failing ruby tests at once from BuildKite CI by right clicking the test_data.json file located under the artifacts tab of a ruby test suite in BuildKite Setup --- 1. Download and pin the Open in VSCode chrome extension. Right click the chrome extension and open the "Options" page. 2. For the base path, enter the path to where all your local repositories are located. This should generally be in the format of /Users/{local_user_name}/src/github.com/Shopify. For example, my base path was /Users/sayyant/src/github.com/Shopify 3.Save settings and exit the "Options" page. You should be good to go!
Github Package.json Enhancer
Enhance Github's package.json file viewing experience by making npm dependencies as direct links to npm package page. An extension for enhancing Github's package.json file viewing experience by making NPM dependencies as direct hyper links to corresponding NPM package page Features: 1. Adds links to NPM page for all packages listed as dependencies and devDependencies 2. Easily navigate to package page right from GitHub without googling or searching. 3. Displays Links button to manually toggle NPM links for all packages 4. Enhances any package.json file viewing experience on Github. 5. Supports linking for dependencies, devDependencies, optionalDependencies, peerDependencies, bundledDependencies from package.json 1. "*://*.github.com/*" - for running on github.com domain. OPEN-SOURCED and LICENSE: For more updates, please stay tuned! For any feedback or issues please open an issue on https://github.com/abdulghanitech/github-package-json-enhancer/issues
Open in VSCode
Open Github and Gitlab links in VSCode Just right click on any link to a file and select "Open in VSCode". You can also click on line links to open the file to the specific file. Once you have installed, make sure to configure the extension in the options page. You can do this by right clicking on the "Open in VSCode" icon in the extensions bar on chrome, and then selecting "Options". The extension expects the repository you are browsing to already be cloned into the folder in the options page. Tested with the following websites: It might work on some other websites as well (no guarantee), if you do discover that it works on other websites please let me know so I can add it to the list! All I see is a blank page! -------------------------- This could be happening for numerous reasons. Make sure you have set the options correctly in the options page. If you want, you can check what URL the extension is trying to open by enabling the debug mode in the options. You might want to check out how VSCode handles links: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/command-line#_opening-vs-code-with-urls If you are having any issues, or would like to request a new feature, don't hesitate to open an issue on github: https://github.com/aberonni/open-in-vscode/issues
VSCode Viewer
Make users feel like they are reading code in vscode. It's faster, lighter, and has no ads. Open source. Built on top of the very familiar Monaco editor, same as the one being used in VS Code. Auto highlight code when you load it in a browser tab. FEATURES - Fast, even on very long code page - Dark mode - Syntax highlighting - Collapsible trees, with indent guides - Sticky scroll Note: this extension might clash with other browser extensions that modify the DOM before it runs. If it doesn't seem to be working, try disabling other extensions. If it clashes with an extension you need, open an issue and I'll try to find a solution.
Open with Visual Studio Code - Github
Overrides Open in Visual Studio button on GitHub with Open in Visual Studio Code This extension overrides the "Open in Visual Studio" button on GitHub with Open in Visual Studio Code.
