Great for live coding presentations, impressing your friends, or just trying to look busy at work.
Hacker Typer allows you to record yourself programming, and to replay the same keystrokes by wildly mashing any key. Supports typing, editing, selections (including multicursor) and autocompletions. Basically, it looks like you have programming superpowers.
Features
Record and replay macros.
Insert stop points, so you don't accidentally overrun your talking point while live coding.
How to use it
Record a macro
Open a file or a new VSCode window.
Execute HackerTyper: Record Macro command from the command palette.
The current content and selections of the active editor will be snapshotted.
Start typing code. Every keystore is recorded into an in-memory buffer, including deletions, selection changes, etc.
When you're ready, execute HackerTyper: Save Macro command from the command palette.
Give your macro a name.
You're done!
Replay a macro
Open a file or a new VSCode window.
Execute HackerTyper: Play Macro command from the command palette.
Pick your previously saved macro.
The active workspace will be reset to the initial starting point from the beginning of the recording. If there is no active text editor, a new anonymous unsaved file will be opened.
Start hammering your keyboard like a mad-person.
WHOA HOW ARE YOU TYPING SO FAST
Cmd+Shift+Backspace will move the buffer backwards. Any other key moves it forward.
Feel free to move around the file, highlight code etc. When you continue typing, the next character will be inserted where you did while recording.
Stop points
While in recording mode, execute HackerTyper: Insert Soft Stop Point command from the command palette. Optionally, you can use the HackerTyper: Insert Named Stop Point command to display a small hint in the VSCode status bar when you hit this stop point while replaying (@TODO!)
When you hit a stop point while in replay mode, you need to press ENTER to break out of the stop point. All other keystrokes are ignored until you break out.
