Code Line Logger - VS Code Extension

Description

The Code Line Logger is a VS Code extension designed to help developers track and analyze their coding behavior by logging specific actions into a CSV file. This extension captures when a user writes lines, presses certain keys (semicolon, enter, backspace), and uses code suggestions. It's a handy tool for developers who want to understand their coding patterns or for research purposes.

Features

• Line Logging: Records each line of code written by the user.
• Key Events: Logs semicolon, enter, and backspace keystrokes to capture detailed editing actions.
• Suggestion Usage: Tracks when code suggestions are accepted and used.
• CSV Output: Stores all logged data in a CSV file, making it easy to analyze coding behavior and patterns.
• File Storage: CSV files are created in the C drive within a folder named StudentLogs.

How to Use

1. Activate the Extension:

   • Press Ctrl+Shift+P in VS Code to open the command palette.
   • Search for "Start Recording" and select it to begin logging your actions.

2. Stop Recording:

   • To stop recording, press Ctrl+Shift+P again and search for "Stop Recording."

Use Cases

• Self-analysis: Gain insights into your coding habits and identify areas for improvement.
• Research: Ideal for research in programming behavior, collaborative coding analysis, and more.
• Training: Useful for training programs to observe and analyze the coding process.

Installation

1. Download and install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace.
2. Restart VS Code to activate the extension.

Feedback & Contributions

We welcome any feedback or contributions to improve this extension. Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on our GitHub repository.

Privacy Notice

All logged data is stored locally and is not shared with any third parties. Users have full control over their data.