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Scribe (Fiber)

Scribe (Fiber)

Fiber

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Every @scribe import resolves in the editor. No setup, nothing in your repo.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Scribe for VS Code

Your scribe workspace, fully wired.

Open a project and every @scribe import resolves. Instantly.
No tsconfig, no setup, nothing in your repo.

Install, open, done.


What you get

Once it is on, the editor treats @scribe code like your own.

  • Autocomplete across every package you import, with full types.
  • Go to definition that lands in the right file, in any package.
  • Find references, rename and inline docs, everything the language server does, now aware of scribe.
  • A lightbulb fix on any import still showing red.

It keeps up as you work. Add a package or change a project, hit save, and resolution follows.

A status bar item shows what target is running, and reads what scribe doctor finds, right from the editor. No terminal needed for the questions you ask every day.

Commands

Command What it does
Scribe: Doctor reports what the machine and the project are missing, offers to repair it
Scribe: Select Target picks the target the status bar reads
Scribe: Show Target what is running on the selected target, and its services
Scribe: New Project writes a project from the framework's templates
Scribe: New Package writes a package of the framework
Scribe: Run runs the project on this workstation
Scribe: Deploy deploys the project to a target
Scribe: Resolve Packages picks up anything the editor missed
Scribe: Restart Resolution re-wires the whole workspace from scratch
Scribe: Reveal what a specifier resolves to shows the exact file an import points at
Scribe: Open a package's resolution shows what a package is allowed to import

About Scribe

Scribe is a complete backend you install, not a framework you assemble. Accounts, storage, realtime, search, and a foundation of cache, queue, cron and rate limiting are already there.

Install the backend. Write the product. Nothing in between.

Framework · Packages · Ops · Dashboard · CLI

License

Mozilla Public License 2.0

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