Text Formatter VS Code Extension

Formats values from the active editor or selected text without changing the original file.

Features

Input example:

123
124
125

Or:

123124125

Outputs:

123, 124, 125

'123', '124', '125'

Also included:

IN ('123', '124', '125')

[
  "123",
  "124",
  "125"
]

How to run locally

1. Open this folder in VS Code.
2. Press F5.
3. In the Extension Development Host window, open any text file.
4. Run Text Formatter: Open Panel from Command Palette.
5. Use the buttons to generate output.

Commands

• Text Formatter: Open Panel
• Text Formatter: Comma Output
• Text Formatter: Comma + Quote Output
• Text Formatter: SQL IN Clause Output
• Text Formatter: JSON Array Output
• Text Formatter: Find Duplicates

Notes

• If text is selected, only selected text is used.
• If nothing is selected, the full active file content is used.
• Source file is not modified.
• Output opens in a separate editor window/panel.
• If input is only digits and its length is divisible by 3, it splits every 3 digits. Example: 123124125 becomes 123, 124, 125.
• Find Duplicates: finds duplicate lines (after trimming spaces), shows each duplicate with its count sorted highest first. If input exceeds 1MB in the panel, use the command palette version instead.

Packaging & Publishing

To create a .vsix package for publishing to the VS Code Marketplace:

vsce package

This generates a text-formatter-<version>.vsix file in the project root. Upload it at: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/manage/publishers/VineelPusarla

Requires vsce to be installed: npm install -g @vscode/vsce