auto-header-est2023

◦ Enhance your coding experience in Visual Studio Code with the "Header Naming" extension. Seamlessly name your files with custom headers tailored to your preferences. Choose between concise single-line comments or comprehensive multi-line block comments. Use the built-in command, opt for the auto-tagging feature, or simply enable auto-tag, and we'll discern the language and automatically insert appropriate headers for every new file you create.

Our extension boasts compatibility with an extensive array of programming languages, including but not limited to:

• JavaScript
• Python
• Java
• C/C++/C#
• Ruby
• PHP
• ... and dozens more!

For a comprehensive list of supported languages and their respective comment syntax, delve into the source code.

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🗂️ Table of Contents

• Features
• Installation
• Usage
• Scripts
• Configuration
• Directory Tree
• Language Usage
• Contributing
• License
• Author

⚙️ Features

📦 Installation

1. Launch Visual Studio Code.
2. Navigate to Extensions or press Ctrl+Shift+X.
3. In the search bar, type "Auto Header EST.2023" and select the corresponding result to install.

🚀 Usage

Auto-Tagging Configuration

1. Enable Auto Header:

   • Navigate to your VS Code settings.
   • Enable auto-header-est2023.autoHeader to automatically append headers to new files of supported languages.
   • Enable auto-header-est2023.autoGenerateFilePath to automatically generate and insert the relative path of the file.

2. Customize Your Header:

   • Configure the following settings in your VS Code settings:
     • auto-header-est2023.author: Set the author's name.
     • auto-header-est2023.date: Set the date format (use {timestamp} for the current date).
     • auto-header-est2023.company: Set the company's name.
     • auto-header-est2023.license: Choose the license type from predefined options (e.g., MIT, GPL-3.0).
     • auto-header-est2023.githubLink: Set the GitHub repository link.
     • auto-header-est2023.line1, auto-header-est2023.line2, auto-header-est2023.line3: Customize additional header lines.

3. Comment Style:

   • Set the preferred comment style:
     • auto-header-est2023.commentType: Choose between singleline and multiline.

4. Custom Comment Syntax:

   • Define custom comment syntax for specific languages:
     • auto-header-est2023.customCommentSyntax: Example: {"mylang": {"single": "##", "multiStart": "/**", "multiEnd": "**/"}}.

5. Ignored Paths:

   • Specify file paths or directories to ignore when adding headers:
     • auto-header-est2023.ignoredPaths: Example: [".next", "node_modules"].

6. Custom Header Template:

   • Use a custom header template:
     • auto-header-est2023.customHeaderTemplate: Example: {single} {author}\n{single} {date}\n{single} {company}\n{single} {license}\n{single} {githubLink}\n{single} {line1}\n{single} {line2}\n{single} {line3}\n.

7. Header Layout:

   • Customize the order and layout of the header sections:
     • auto-header-est2023.headerLayout: Example: ["author", "date", "company", "license", "githubLink"].

Quick Header Generation

• Use the Ctrl+Shift+SpaceBar shortcut for immediate header generation.

Command Palette

• Activate the command palette with Ctrl+Shift+P.
• Search for and select "Add Header".

🔧 Configuration Options

Here are all the available settings you can configure for the Auto Header EST.2023 extension:

🤝 Contributing

1. Fork the Project
2. Create your Feature Branch
3. Commit your Changes
4. Push to the Branch
5. Open a Pull Request
6. Code review
7. Merge the changes
8. Update the documentation

📝 License

This project is licensed under MIT.

👤 Author

BankkRoll

• Twitter: @bankkroll_eth
• GitHub: @BankkRoll

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