Vscode Webview Angular
:red_circle: Starter template for your next VSCode extension based on Angular
Overview
The VSCode Webview based on Angular is a starter template for creating VSCode extensions using the Angular framework. It provides a ready-to-use template for developers to quickly develop extensions within the VSCode context.
Features
- Starter Template: This project provides a starter template for creating VSCode extensions based on the Angular framework.
- Angular Development: The project is generated with Angular CLI, allowing developers to easily develop extensions using Angular.
- Debugging Support: Developers can test their extensions within the VSCode context by pressing F5 to start debugging. A new window will open where the extension can be tested by opening the command palette (Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + P) and selecting "Angular: Open Webview".
- Packaging: The project provides a command to generate the extension in the VSIX format, which can be done by executing the package command. The generated VSIX file will appear in the root folder of the project.
Summary
The VSCode Webview based on Angular provides a starter template for creating VSCode extensions using the Angular framework. It offers features such as a ready-to-use template, Angular development support, debugging capabilities, and packaging options. By following the installation guide, developers can quickly set up the project and start developing their own extensions within the VSCode context.
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