Detail Webview: Click any node to see its metadata, README, parameters, commands, predecessors/successors, and task results
Inline README Editing: Use Edit, Save, and Cancel in the README section of the detail preview. Works for object READMEs and selected README.md files; drafts survive selection changes while the panel remains open.
Task Results: Automatically fetch job status and output files (plots, data, logs) from the DITE server for submitted tasks
Collect Results: Click Collect beside Results to collect plots and logs for the selected impression and refresh the results.
PDF Plots: PDF results appear alongside image plots with a first-page preview. Click to enlarge, or follow the filename link to open the full PDF.
ROOT Viewer: Open local or remote .root results with JSROOT; remote files use byte-range streaming instead of a full download
Impression Selector: Switch between historical impressions of a task
Auto-refresh: Tree automatically refreshes when project files change
Manual Refresh: Refresh the tree from the view title action
Requirements
VS Code 1.85.0 or higher
A Celebi project opened as the workspace folder
CelebiChrono Python package installed in the active Python environment
DITE server running (default: http://127.0.0.1:3315) for task results
Configuration
This extension contributes the following settings:
celebi.pythonPath: Path to Python interpreter (auto-detected from virtualenv if empty)
celebi.virtualenvPath: Path to Python virtualenv directory (auto-detected if empty)
celebi.packagePath: Optional path to CelebiChrono package
celebi.diteServerUrl: DITE server URL used when the project has no .celebi/hosts.json
Virtual Environment Auto-Detection
The extension automatically detects virtual environments in the following order:
Configured celebi.virtualenvPath setting
Auto-detected from common paths (.venv, venv, env, .env, virtualenv)
System Python (fallback)
Usage
Open a Celebi project in VS Code
Open the Celebi view in the Activity Bar
The extension builds the project tree from CelebiChrono
Click a node to explore its details in the main editor area
Click a submitted task to see its job status and result files
Click a .root result to open the interactive ROOT hierarchy and plots. Remote viewing requires DITE's /export and /remote-export routes to honor HTTP Range requests (206 Partial Content).
