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Quartus Qsys Visualizer

Quartus Qsys Visualizer

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Quartus Qsys Visualizer for Intel FPGA Platform Designer
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Quartus Qsys Visualizer (VS Code Extension)

quartus-qsys-viz is a Visual Studio Code custom editor for Intel Quartus Platform Designer (.qsys) systems. It helps you inspect connectivity, filter interfaces, inspect modules and nets, and export diagrams.

Disclaimer: This is an independent community tool and is not an official Intel Quartus product.

Key Features

  • Open .qsys files directly in VS Code as an interactive diagram.
  • Default Vertical (Quartus-Like) layout for connection readability.
  • Additional layout modes (Layered, Radial, Force, Mr. Tree).
  • Dark UI theme for the toolbar, side panel, address map, and diagram canvas.
  • Per-interface color legend and visibility filtering.
  • Hide Unconnected Modules based on currently visible nets.
  • Address Map overlay with CSV export.
  • Draw.io export (.drawio).
  • Net tooltips on hover: Net, Type, Source.
  • Directional port glyphs (input/output triangles), junction dots, and selected net flow animation.
  • Module focus mode: click a module to isolate its directly connected neighborhood.
  • Sidebar visibility toggle button and S keyboard shortcut.

Usage

  1. Open a .qsys file in VS Code.
  2. Choose layout and filters from the left sidebar.
  3. Click modules or nets to inspect details.
  4. Use Address Map for base/end range overview and CSV export.
  5. Use Export Draw.io to export the current graph.

Keyboard Shortcuts

  • F: Fit and center the diagram.
  • S: Toggle left sidebar visibility.
  • Esc: Clear the current module/net focus.
  • Delete: Hide selected module.

Shortcuts are ignored while typing in inputs/editable fields.

Build and Package

  1. npm install
  2. npm test
  3. npm run compile
  4. npm run package

Install the generated .vsix via Extensions: Install from VSIX... in VS Code.

Release Notes

See CHANGELOG.md for version history and release details.

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