Celer - C/C++ Package Manager for VS Code

Graphical interface for the Celer C/C++ package manager, right in your editor.

Features

Status Bar — One-click access to init, install, update, search, clean, create, and more
Context Selectors — Switch platform, project, build type, and jobs from the status bar
Interactive Pickers — Browse and select packages, ports, and options via Quick Pick menus
Auto-setup — Automatically downloads the Celer executable on first run
Output Channel — All command output logged to a dedicated Celer panel

Requirements

VS Code 1.107.0+
Celer (auto-downloaded on first run)

Activates automatically when a celer.toml or Celer.toml is present.

Commands

Command	Description
`Celer: Initialize Project`	Scaffold a new `celer.toml`
`Celer: Install Package`	Browse and install packages
`Celer: Remove Package`	Select and remove packages
`Celer: Update`	Update repositories or packages
`Celer: Search Packages`	Search the Celer registry
`Celer: Create Platform/Project/Port`	Bootstrap platforms, projects, or ports
`Celer: Clean Build Cache`	Clean build artifacts
`Celer: Auto Remove Unused Libraries`	Prune orphaned dependencies
`Celer: Show Dependency Tree`	View a package's dependency graph
`Celer: Show Reverse Dependencies`	See what depends on a package
`Celer: Deploy Project`	Deploy built artifacts
`Celer: Configure Global Settings`	Edit global Celer configuration
`Celer: Show Version`	Display Celer version info

Extension Settings

Setting	Default	Description
`celer.executable`	`"celer"`	Path to the Celer executable
`celer.autoInstall`	`false`	Auto-install dependencies on project open
`celer.checkUpdates`	`true`	Check for updates on startup

Status bar buttons can be individually toggled via celer.statusBar.show* settings or the status bar menu button.

Development

npm install                 # Install dependencies
npm run watch               # Watch & auto-rebuild
npm run package             # Production build
npm test                    # Run tests
npx @vscode/vsce package    # Pack to .vsix

Press F5 to launch the Extension Development Host for debugging.

License

MIT

Enjoy!