Update your Fluxer Custom Status based on your Visual Studio Code activity.
Features
Automatic updates when changing files (with a delay)
Custom emote support (Plutonium required)
Custom template string supported with placeholders
Enabling the Extension
To enable the plugin and get it working, you may need to run the command to set your Fluxer token:
Press CTRL + SHIFT + P to open the command picker
Type Fluxer Presence: Set Token
Click it and then paste your Fluxer account token in the input
[!IMPORTANT]
Your token is stored securely in Visual Studio Code's secrets storage. Your token is never saved elsewhere or logged.
Status Template
The custom status string supports a custom template which offers the following values:
Value
Description
{filename}
The active file name
{project}
The workspace folder (project) containing the active file
{language}
The language of the active file
{workspace}
The name of the VS Code workspace
{workspacePath}
The absolute path to the workspace folder on disk
Settings
This plugin exposes settings via the settings modal (CTRL + ,). Once the settings modal is open, simply search "Fluxer" and you should see the settings there.
The following settings are available:
Setting
Description
Default
Type
enabled
Enable or disable Fluxer Presence
true
string
apiBaseUrl
Fluxer API base URL.
https://api.fluxer.app/v1
string
statusTemplate
Template for the status text.
Editing {filename} in {project}
string
idleText
Status text shown when no file is open.
Idling in VS Code
string
emojiId
Emoji ID to show in your status. Leave blank for no emoji. For standard Unicode emoji, use the name (e.g. 'computer'). For custom server emoji, use the numeric ID.
""
string
emojiName
Emoji name (required alongside emojiId for custom emoji, or just set this to a unicode emoji like 💻).
""
string
clearOnClose
Clear your Fluxer status when VS Code closes.
true
boolean
updateIntervalMs
Minimum milliseconds between status updates (debounce).
5000
number
Extension commands
This extension gives the following commands available via the command picker:
