NICE on Success

🎵 Install and it works instantly! The extension automatically plays celebratory sounds when your tasks and commands succeed, and different sounds when they fail.

Features

• ✅ Auto-detect Task Success/Failure - Plays sounds immediately when tasks complete
• 🔊 Random Sound Selection - Multiple sounds in success and failure folders, randomly selected each time
• 🎯 Command Filtering - Add or remove specific tasks/commands to control which ones trigger sounds
• 🎨 Custom Sounds - Replace default sounds with your own .wav files
• ⏱️ Smart Duration Filter - Ignores instantaneous commands (like clear or cd) so you aren't bombarded by noise
• 🖥️ Terminal Support - Optional terminal command detection (requires VS Code 1.89.0+)

Usage

Just run your tasks normally! When a task completes:

• ✨ Success (exit code 0) → Random success sound plays
• ❌ Failure (non-zero exit code) → Random failure sound plays

Managing Sound Triggers

By default, all tasks trigger sounds. To filter specific tasks/commands:

1. Press Ctrl+Shift+P and search for:
   • "NICE: Add Command to Filter" - Add a specific task/command
   • "NICE: Remove Command from Filter" - Remove a task/command
   • "NICE: Show Enabled Commands" - View current filter list

Custom Sounds

To use your own .wav files, edit your VS Code settings:

{
  "niceOnSuccess.successSoundPath": "C:\\absolute\\path\\to\\success.wav",
  "niceOnSuccess.failureSoundPath": "C:\\absolute\\path\\to\\failure.wav"
}

Terminal Commands (Optional)

To enable sounds for typed terminal commands:

1. Open VS Code Settings
2. Search for niceOnSuccess.enableTerminalListener
3. Enable it (requires VS Code 1.89.0+)

Minimum Duration Threshold

To prevent you from being bombarded with sounds when running simple, instantaneous commands (like clear, cd, or looking at a file), the extension requires a task/command to run for at least 100 milliseconds before playing a sound.

You can customize this threshold:

1. Open VS Code Settings
2. Search for niceOnSuccess.minDurationMs
3. Change it to any millisecond value (e.g., 500 for half a second, 0 to always play sounds)

Enjoy your sounds! 🎉