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The One and Only Fullstackunicorn Extension
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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

Command Description
Open Webview Opens the main Fullstack Unicorn webview
Open Workspace Loads or creates the predefined workspace file
Open Terminals Reads and launches terminals from Terminals.json
Git Push (per project) Runs git add/commit/push in target folder

📦 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 🦄

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