Fullstack Unicorn

🚀 The One and Only Fullstack Unicorn Extension
A productivity-focused VS Code extension offering instant developer tools, courses, workspace automation, and one-click commands — all tailored for fullstack workflows in containerized workspaces.

✨ Features

• 📚 Integrated practical courses and articles inside VS Code
• ⚙️ One-click workspace launcher for remote Vagrant/Docker-based setups
• 🧱 Developer tools to scaffold React Vite / React Native projects
• 🖼️ Utilities like favicon generation and metadata-ready index.html
• ⌨️ Keyboard-free Git: push changes with a single sidebar click
• 🖥️ Terminal orchestrator: launch all your projects in dedicated terminals via Terminals.json

⚡ Be Ready in Seconds

• Open your entire fullstack workspace in one click
• Launch and link all project folders automatically
• Scaffold frontend or backend apps in seconds
• Easily extend your workspace with your own Docker/Vagrant structure
• Focused on speed, automation, and learning

📁 Requirements

This extension assumes a workspace layout designed for containerized dev environments.
Each workspace represents a specific domain (frontend, backend, extension, deployment), and contains isolated projects one level deep.

🔧 Workspace Layouts

Each workspace folder follows a standardized structure to organize multiple projects under one environment (e.g., frontend, backend, extension, deployment). Here’s how it’s typically organized:

• workspace-root-frontend/
• workspace-root-backend/
• workspace-root-extension/
• workspace-root-deployment/

Each of these contains the following files and folders:

• Dockerfile: Defines the container environment.
• Vagrantfile: Vagrant setup for provisioning the environment.
• Workspace.code-workspace: VS Code workspace file that groups projects.
• Terminals.json: Terminal configurations used to launch each project.
• project-1/, project-2/, project-3/, project-4/: Each subfolder is an individual project inside that environment.

Example:

• workspace-root-frontend/project-1 is a React app

• workspace-root-backend/project-1 is a Node.js API

• The root should match the container’s workspace folder

• Workspace.code-workspace is required to open the workspace with a click

• Terminals.json is required to define the startup terminals for each project

• Git commands assume each cd folder contains a .git repo

🛠 Extension Commands

📦 Release Notes

2.0.0

• Rebuilt sidebar and commands engine
• Added workspace detection and terminal coordination
• Added webview and CLI scaffold tools
• Introduced project-aware Git operations

💬 Feedback

We’re building this for fullstack developers like you.
If you’ve got suggestions or ideas, open an issue or tag @lucanigido.

Enjoy 🦄