A VS Code extension that integrates with the Sprig code manager application, allowing you to save and retrieve code snippets, templates, functions, and components directly within your editor.
Features
Save Code Selections: Save selected code as snippets, templates, functions, or components to your Sprig database
Browse Library: Search and browse your saved code items
Quick Insert: Quickly insert saved code into your current document
Context Menus: Right-click on selected code to save it to Sprig
Keyboard Shortcuts: Fast access with customizable keybindings
Desktop App Integration: Seamlessly works with the existing Sprig desktop application
Real-time Sync: Items saved in VS Code appear instantly in the desktop app and vice versa
Usage
Saving Code
Select some code in your editor
Right-click and choose "Save Selection to Sprig" OR use Ctrl+Alt+S
Enter a name for your code item
Choose the type: snippet, template, function, or component
Optionally add a description
Finding and Inserting Code
Use Ctrl+Alt+F or open Command Palette and type "Sprig: Search"
Browse through your saved items
Select an item to insert it at your cursor position
Commands
Sprig: Save Selection to Sprig - Save selected code to library
Sprig: Search Sprig Snippets - Search and insert from library
Sprig: Browse Sprig Library - Open browser interface (coming soon)
Sprig: Insert from Sprig - Alias for search command
Keyboard Shortcuts
Ctrl+Alt+S - Save selection to Sprig
Ctrl+Alt+F - Search Sprig library
Database Integration
The extension integrates seamlessly with the Sprig desktop application. It uses the same SQLite database located at ~/.sprig/sprig.db.
If you already have the Sprig app with saved items, the VS Code extension will display them immediately
Items saved from VS Code will appear in the Sprig desktop app
Both applications share the same database schema for perfect synchronization
Requirements
VS Code 1.105.0 or higher
Node.js for SQLite database functionality
Development
To build and test the extension:
npm install
npm run compile
Press F5 in VS Code to launch a new Extension Development Host window for testing.
