.NET Core Extension Pack
This extension pack packages some of the most popular (and some of my favorite) .NET Core related extensions. If you like it, please leave your Rating & Review and share with your friends. If you have any idea on how to improve this extension pack, I'm looking forwarded to hear from you. Just let me know your awesome ideas! 😊
Extensions Included
C# Productivity
- C#
- The main C# extension for Visual Studio Code powered by OmniSharp.
- C# Namespace Autocompletion
- Use the
namespace-fill snippet to insert full namespace autocompletion for C#
- C# Extensions
- The Quick Actions is really a productivity saver.
- Explorer
- New C# Class
- New C# Interface
- New C# Enum
- New C# Controller
- New C# Api Controller
- New C# Razor Page
- C# XML Documentation Comments
- Type "///", it auto-generates an XML doucumentation comment.
- Better Comments
- It will highlight important comments in your code.
// * hightlight information
// ! hightlight important stuff
// ? hightlight some questions
// TODO: highlight TODOs
// @param PARAM highlight parameter info
- Paste JSON as Code (Refresh)
quicktype infers types from sample JSON data, then outputs strongly typed models and serializers for working with that data in your desired programming language. For more explanation, read A first look at quicktype.
- It supports
C# , Go , C++ , Java , TypeScript , Swift , Elm , and JSON Schema . I have to say THIS IS AWESOME! Just try it.
- C# to TypeScript
- Convert C# Models, ViewModels and DTOs into their TypeScript equivalents.
- Useful keyboard shortcuts:
Alt + / - Run C# to TypeScript (To Clipboard) command
Alt + . - Run C# to TypeScript (Paste As) command
- TODO Highlight
- This can let you list all the
// TODO: comments in the project. Neats!
- REST Client
- REST Client allows you to send HTTP request and view the response in Visual Studio Code directly.
- .NET Core Test Explorer
- It supports MSTest, NUnit, and xUnit.
- Useful keyboard shortcuts:
Alt+R Alt+A - Run all tests
Alt+R Alt+R - Re-run last command
Alt+R Alt+C - Run test(s) in context
- NuGet Package Manager
- It lets you easily add or remove NuGet package references to/from your project's
.csproj or .fsproj files using Code's Command Palette.
- MSBuild project tools
- It provides MSBuild language service which contains intellisense for MSBuild project files, including auto-complete for
<PackageReference> elements.
- .NET Core Tools
- Right click on a
.csproj , .fsproj or .sln file in the explorer, then you can run .NET Core commands (Build/Run/Test) from context menu.
- Path Intellisense
- This provide you IntelliSense when entering
<ProjectReference Inlcude="..." /> path.
- Version Lens
- Shows the latest version for each package using code lens.
.NET Core Productivity
- NuGet Gallery
- It makes installing and uninstalling NuGet packages much easier just like Vsual Studio!
- Use
F1 > NuGet: Open NuGet Gallery command to open NuGet Gallery window.
- .NET Core User Secrets
- Extension mimicking Visual Studio's "Manage User Secrets" functionality.
- Right-click on a
.csproj file in the Explorer and select "Manage User Secrets" from the context menu to insert auto-generated UserSecretsId element and/or open associated secrets.json file.
- .NET Core Add Reference
- Add or remove project references for your .NET Core projects.
- Right-click on a
.csproj file in the Explorer and select "Add Reference" from the context menu.
- You can Add or Remove project references by using the same "Add Reference" from the context menu.
- vscode-proto3
- Protobuf 3 support for Visual Studio Code
- Run Terminal Command
- Run predefined terminal commands from Explorer context menu or Command Palette.
ASP.NET Core Productivity
- Essential ASP.NET Core Snippets
- High quality ASP.NET Core snippets for Visual Studio Code.
- It contains C#, ASP.NET Core, Razor, JSON (
appsettings.json ), EF Core, SignalR, gRPC snippets.
- Most of the snippets are context-aware. The snippet suggestion only show up when filename pattern match.
- Here are some of the most used snippets:
**/Startup*.cs
services-add-dbcontext : Generates AddDbContext() in Startup.ConfigureService()
**/*Controller.cs
api-controller : Generates API Controller class
mvc-action : Generates MVC Action
api-action : Generates API Action
**/*Context.cs or **/*Entities.cs
ef-dbcontext : Generates API Controller class
**/appsettings*.json
connstr : Generates ConnectionStrings section in appsettings.json
connstr-ip : Generates ConnectionStrings item in appsettings.json
connstr-trusted : Generates ConnectionStrings item in appsettings.json
- ASP.NET Core Switcher
- Switch between Page and it's PageModel (
alt + o )
- Switch between View and Controller (
alt + i )
- Create View for Action (
alt + p )
- LibMan Tools
- Basic LibMan support for VSCode
- Blazor Snippet Pack
- A snippet pack for Blazor.
Misc
- gitignore
- It providing Language support for
.gitignore files.
- It can also add local
.gitignore by pulling file from the the github/gitignore repository.
- EditorConfig for VS Code
- EditorConfig Support for Visual Studio Code
- .NET Core EditorConfig Generator
- The Generate .editorconfig for C# project command can generate a Roslyn-inspired
.editorconfig file just for any C# projects.
- Peek Hidden Files
- Toggle visibility of excluded files. You can easily toggle hidden
bin and obj folders in your project.
Some other extensions you may need (Optional)
Recommended Settings
Visual Studio Code
Disable renderCharacters feature in minimap can improve display performance.
{
"editor.minimap.renderCharacters": false
}
C#
The C# extension for VS Code supports .editorconfig and CodeStyle analysis. (#648)
{
"omnisharp.enableRoslynAnalyzers": true
}
TODO Highlight
Add **/*.cs into todohighlight.include setting.
{
"todohighlight.include": [
"**/*.js",
"**/*.jsx",
"**/*.ts",
"**/*.tsx",
"**/*.html",
"**/*.php",
"**/*.css",
"**/*.scss",
"**/*.cs"
]
}
MSBuild project tools
If you'd like to configure all the *.csproj file that associate with MSBuild language mode. You can use the following user settings in your VSCode.
"files.associations": {
"*.csproj": "msbuild"
}
Enjoy!
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