Allows you to access VS Code Live Sessions from your other devices by storing session data in a Pocketbase DB.
Preconfiguration
Setup a pocketbase instance (or use an existing one)
Create a new collection called vscode_live_share_sessions
The collection should have the following fields:
machineId (string)
sessionUrl (string)
projectName (string)
deviceName (string)
Open VSCode settings and set the 'Pocketbase URL' (vscls.pocketbaseUrl) to your Pocketbase instance URL
If your collection is set to 'admin only', you should set the 'Pocketbase Auth Email' (vscls.pocketbaseEmail) and 'Pocketbase Auth Password' (vscls.pocketbasePassword) settings to your Pocketbase email and password
You can also set your device name in the 'This device name' (vscls.thisDeviceName) setting. If you don't set this, you will be prompted to provide a name each time you create a session
How to use it
IMPORTANT: Creating a new share session will end any current share sessions that are active within this instance of VSCode.
Open editor, start your live session by pressing Ctrl+Shift+p and selecting VSCLS: Create session. You will be prompted to provide a name for the device and a name for the project.
This will first create a session with the VSCode Live Share service, then store the session data in your Pocketbase DB.
Once the session is started, you can access it from any other device by pressing Ctrl+Shift+p and selecting VSCLS: Join session. You will be prompted to select a session from the list of available sessions. You will only be able to see sessions that are not for your existing device.
Commands
VSCLS: Create session - Creates a new VSCode Live Share session and stores the session data in your Pocketbase DB
VSCLS: List sessions - Retrieves all sessions from your Pocketbase DB
VSCLS: Delete session - Lists all available sessions - selecting one will delete it from your Pocketbase DB (note: it doesn't end the live share session currently)
Development
Make changes to the src/extension.ts file and run yarn tsc -p ./ && yarn vscode:prepublish (or yarn build) to compile the changes. If you have installed the extension from the same folder as the source code, you should then Ctrl+Shift+p and select Developer: Reload Window to reload the extension.
