Transforming your creative ideas into functional code has never been easier. The extension is designed to streamline your coding process by converting user stories into actual code.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
The "StoryCoder" transforms the way developers approach code creation by effortlessly converting user stories into functional code. Streamline your coding process, enhance collaboration, and bring your ideas to life with precision and efficiency.
Features
Seamless Translation
Craft user stories using natural language, and let the "StoryCoder" convert them into code snippets instantly.
Turn abstract concepts into concrete code solutions, eliminating the gap between ideas and implementation.
Multi-Language Support
Code in your preferred programming language. The "StoryCoder" supports a wide range of languages, making it adaptable to your project needs.
Framework Adaptation
Specify your desired development framework within the user story, and the "StoryCoder" tailors the generated code accordingly.
Align your code with the chosen framework effortlessly, saving time on manual adjustments.
Enhanced Collaboration
Foster seamless collaboration among team members, stakeholders, and product owners.
Share user stories that translate into accurate code snippets, promoting clear communication and faster decision-making.
Error-Free Generation
Utilize advanced language models to ensure precise and contextually accurate code translation.
Mitigate misinterpretation risks and enhance the quality of the generated code.
To use the PaLM API User Story to Code extension:
Open the Command Palette in VS Code using Ctrl + Shift + P (or Cmd + Shift + P on macOS).
Search for the command "PaLM API: User Story to Code" and select it.
This action will prompt the extension to generate a file with a code for predefined user story.
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