A small VS Code extension that shows the current CSV row as a transposed key/value table in the bottom panel — making it easy to inspect individual rows without losing your place in the file.
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What it does
Adds a CSV Inspector panel to the bottom of VS Code.
Shows the current row as a two-column Column / Value table, or as JSON.
Updates automatically as you move the cursor.
Pin a row to keep it visible while you navigate the file.
Copy the current row as JSON with one click.
Getting started
Open any .csv file in VS Code.
The CSV Inspector panel will appear at the bottom automatically.
Move your cursor to any data row to inspect it.
Settings
Setting
Default
Description
csvRowInspector.delimiter
auto
Delimiter to use — auto, ,, ;, \t, or \|
csvRowInspector.hasHeader
true
Treat the first row as column headers
csvRowInspector.ignoreEmptyTrailingCells
false
Ignore trailing empty cells on a row
Notes
Supports quoted fields and escaped quotes.
Multi-line quoted CSV fields are not supported in this version.
