This scaffold provides a working VS Code extension shell named QuickHost Pro.
Features included:
Sidebar webview: "Deploy to Free Hosting"
Detects project type (static / React / Next)
Runs build if needed, then deploys via npx wrappers:
npx netlify-cli deploy for Netlify
npx vercel for Vercel
npx gh-pages for GitHub Pages
Shows live URL, Copy Link button, Redeploy action
Stores deployment history in globalState
How to use
Open this folder in VS Code.
Run npm install to get dev tools (optional for development).
Press F5 to run the extension in Extension Development Host.
Commands
QuickHost: Set Netlify Token — store your Netlify Personal Access Token securely in VS Code SecretStorage.
QuickHost: Set Vercel Token — store your Vercel token.
QuickHost: Set GitHub Token — store your GitHub token for pages deployments (optional).
QuickHost: Show Deployment History — view and copy previous deployment URLs.
Token setup is optional if the CLIs prompt you for login; storing tokens enables unattended deployments from the extension.
Notes
For Netlify/Vercel deployments, it's easiest to set tokens in workspace settings quickhost.netlify_token or quickhost.vercel_token or provide sessions when prompted by the CLIs.
This scaffold uses npx to run hosting CLIs so no global install is required.
