Step 2: Install the Brio extension for Visual Studio Code.
Step 3: Open or create a Brio file and start coding!
Set Up Your Environment
Select your Brio interpreter by clicking on the status bar:
By default, the extension will attempt to resolve the interpreter with brio. However, if brio is not in your PATH or you wish to use a custom version, you may set a workspace interpreter by providing the full path to your Brio interpeter.
Note: If you are on Windows, it is recommended to build Brio in a WSL environment and connect via Remote Development.
Extension Demo
Useful Commands
Open the Command Palette and enter one of the following commands:
Command
Description
Brio: Select Interpreter
Set the workspace Brio interpreter path.
Brio: Clear Interpreter
Clear the workspace Brio interpreter (default will be used).
Brio: Start REPL
Start an interactive Brio REPL in the VS Code terminal.
Brio: Run Brio File in Terminal
Runs the active Brio file in the VS Code terminal.
Release Notes
1.1.1
Added improvements to syntax highlighting.
1.1.0
Added the following commands:
Brio: Select Interpreter
Brio: Clear Interpreter
Brio: Start REPL
Brio: Run Brio File in Terminal
Added the ability to define a default and workspace Brio interpreter.
Added a run/play icon for easier execution of Brio programs.
