Herapheri Terminal Sounds

Plays fun audio when commands in the integrated terminal finish: one random clip on success (exit code 0) and another on failure (non-zero exit code). Built on VS Code shell integration (VS Code 1.93+).

Try it locally

1. Open this folder in VS Code or Cursor.
2. Run Run → Start Debugging (or F5) — an Extension Development Host window opens.
3. In that window, open the integrated terminal and run:
   • true or exit 0 → success sound
   • false or exit 1 → error sound
4. From the Command Palette (⇧⌘P / Ctrl+Shift+P):
   • Herapheri: Play test success sound
   • Herapheri: Play test error sound

If nothing plays, confirm Terminal › Integrated › Shell Integration is enabled (default on current VS Code).

Install from a .vsix

code --install-extension herapheri-sounds-0.2.0.vsix

(Adjust the filename to match the version you built.)

Build the package:

npm install
npm run package

Settings

Search for herapheri in Settings, or edit settings.json:

Bundled defaults (if settings are empty) are:

• media/herapheri/success/success-1.mp3, success-2.mp3
• media/herapheri/error/error-1.mp3, error-2.mp3

Publish to the Visual Studio Marketplace

1. Publisher — Create one at Azure DevOps and register a VS Code publisher. Your publisher id is the short id in the Marketplace manage UI (not your personal user id).

2. Personal Access Token (PAT) — In Azure DevOps: User settings → Personal access tokens → create a token with scope Marketplace → Manage.

3. In package.json, set "publisher" to that id (replace your-publisher). Optionally set repository.url to your real GitHub repo.

4. From the project folder, log in once per machine (paste the PAT when asked):

   cd /path/to/vscode-shahrukh
   npx @vscode/vsce login YOUR_PUBLISHER_ID
   

5. Publish:

   npm run publish:marketplace
   

   This runs a check that you changed "publisher" away from the placeholder. For later releases, bump "version" in package.json (or run npx vsce publish patch / minor / major).

Full detail: Publishing extensions.

Redistribution of audio

If you ship movie, TV, or other third-party audio inside the extension, you are responsible for having the rights to redistribute it. The Marketplace may remove extensions that violate copyright. For a public listing, use audio you own or have properly licensed.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.