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This Visual Studio Code extension enhances functionality with custom commands and status bar buttons. Below is a detailed description of each command and its functionality.
Installation from .vsix
Navigate to the Extensions section.
Click on the three dots at the top right of the section.
Select Install from VSIX.
Choose the .vsix file.
Use example
commands.json example in https://github.com/cdanniel/VSCode-Custom-Buttons/tree/main/templates
Custom Commands
Custom commands can be managed through the graphical interface by adding, modifying, or deleting entries in the commands.json file. Each command must include the following properties:
id: Unique identifier for the command.command: The command to execute.description: Brief description of the command.extraFields (optional): Additional user-defined fields.confirmation (optional): Prompt for confirmation before executing.applyToOpenFile (optional): Apply command to currently open file.
Managing Commands
To manage commands:
Open the extension's graphical interface (Edit Commands button).
Add, modify, or delete commands as needed.
Save changes to commands.json.
This proccess automatically save changes to commands.json and reload the status-bar
Custom QuickPicks
QuickPicks can also be managed via the graphical interface by adding, modifying, or deleting entries in commands.json.
Managing QuickPicks
To manage QuickPicks:
Open the extension's graphical interface (Edit Commands button).
Add, modify, or delete QuickPicks as needed.
This proccess automatically save changes to commands.json and reload the status-bar
Changelog
0.1.0
Initial release with basic functionality.
Commands CRUD.
QuickPicks CRUD.
Known Issues
Some commands may require specific environment configurations to function correctly.
Certain commands may necessitate additional permissions or configurations.
Contributing
For contributions, please contact cdanielsoa@gmail.com or jesus.palominoabreu@gmail.com.
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