Unisnip for VS CodeA home for the snippets, configuration files, commands, and notes you use again and again. Unisnip adds a sidebar to VS Code for browsing and editing files stored in your own S3-compatible storage or WebDAV server. Your content stays in storage you control, while editing remains entirely native to VS Code. Features
InstallInstall Unisnip from the Visual Studio Marketplace, or run the following in Quick Open (
Unisnip requires VS Code 1.110.0 or later. Set up your first storage source
Select a file in Collections to open it. Save it as usual in VS Code and Unisnip writes the change back to your storage provider. Configure storageS3-compatible storageProvide a bucket name, region, and credentials. Enter an endpoint for S3-compatible services that require one; AWS S3 can use its default endpoint. Turn on path-style URLs for MinIO, NAS devices, or any provider that requires path-style addressing. WebDAVProvide the server URL and, if required, a username and password or app-specific password. You can add, edit, reconnect, and remove sources from the Storage Sources view. The configuration is saved in Commands and actions
Copy, cut, and paste work within the same storage source. Moving content between different sources is not supported. Development
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