LazyDocs

This is the README for LazyDocs, a VS Code extension that automates documentation and commit message generation.

✨ Features

• Auto-Generate Documentation
  LazyDocs scans your workspace and produces clean, structured documentation with one command.

• VS Code Integration
  Run from the Command Palette: LazyDocs: GenerateDocs

• Generate Commit Messages
  Automatically generate concise, descriptive commit messages based on your changes — making version control faster and cleaner.
  Run from the Command Palette: LazyDocs: Auto-Generate Commit Message

Screenshots / GIFs

Generate Docs

Generate Commit

⚙️ Requirements

• VS Code Version
  Requires VS Code 1.103.0 or higher.

• Node.js (Optional)
  Needed only if your extension spawns Node scripts for extra processing (e.g. Node 18+).

• Permissions

  • Read access to the current workspace to scan files.
  • Internet access for documentation generation (LazyDocs utilises Deepseek).

Installation

1. Install LazyDocs from the VS Code Marketplace.
2. Reload VS Code.
3. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P) and run LazyDocs: GenerateDocs.

🐞 Known Issues

• Internet connection is required for documentation generation.

📝 Release Notes

1.0.0 🎉

Automatic Docs Generation
LazyDocs scans your project and instantly generates clean documentation.

Smart Detection of Project Features
Automatically identifies key features of a project, such as the web technologies used.

📬 Contact

I’d love to hear your feedback, ideas, or collaboration requests for LazyDocs.
Feel free to reach out:

• Email: frankez478@example.com
• GitHub: github.com/FrankLayza
• Twitter/X: @FrankLayza

💡 If you’re using LazyDocs in your projects, tag me on X — I’m always happy to see it in action!

🙏 Special Thanks

A big thanks to FortexFreddie for contributing to the Commit Generation feature!

Enjoy!