NebulaDB VS Code Extension

The official VS Code extension for NebulaDB - a TypeScript-first embedded database optimized for modern development.

Features

This extension provides several features to enhance your development experience with NebulaDB:

Code Snippets

Quickly insert common NebulaDB code patterns with these snippets:

• ndb-create-db: Create a new NebulaDB database instance
• ndb-collection: Create a new collection
• ndb-insert: Insert a document
• ndb-find: Find documents
• ndb-update: Update documents
• ndb-delete: Delete documents
• ndb-reactive: Create a reactive query
• ndb-example: Insert a complete NebulaDB usage example

Commands

Access NebulaDB functionality through the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P):

• NebulaDB: Create Configuration File - Creates a nebula.config.ts file in your project
• NebulaDB: Initialize Project - Sets up a basic NebulaDB project structure
• NebulaDB: Open Documentation - Opens the NebulaDB documentation

NebulaDB Explorer

View your database collections in the Explorer sidebar.

Requirements

• Visual Studio Code 1.60.0 or higher
• Node.js 14.0.0 or higher

Getting Started

1. Install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace
2. Open a TypeScript or JavaScript project
3. Run the "NebulaDB: Initialize Project" command to set up your project
4. Start using the snippets in your code files

Using the Extension

Creating a New NebulaDB Project

1. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P)
2. Run "NebulaDB: Initialize Project"
3. This will create:
   • nebula.config.ts - Configuration file for your database
   • db.ts - Database initialization file

Using Snippets

In any TypeScript or JavaScript file, type one of the snippet prefixes (e.g., ndb-find) and press Tab to insert the snippet.

Release Notes

0.1.0

Initial release of the NebulaDB VS Code Extension with:

• Code snippets for common operations
• Project initialization commands
• Basic collection explorer

About NebulaDB

NebulaDB is a TypeScript-first embedded database with:

• Reactive queries
• Plugin architecture
• Multiple storage adapters (Memory, IndexedDB, SQLite, Redis)
• Type-safe API

Visit the NebulaDB GitHub repository for more information.