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Power Mode Plus

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Power Mode Plus VS Code

Visual Studio Marketplace Version Made with reactive-vscode

[!IMPORTANT] This is a fork of vscode-power-mode by @hoovercj. All credit goes to the original author and its contributors.

Improvements

This fork includes fixes and enhancements based on community contributions from the original repository:

Fixed: Combo Meter Positioning Issue

The original extension had a combo meter positioning issue in VS Code v1.88.x or higher due to style changes. This fork incorporates a fix based on [PR #114](https://github.com/hoovercj/vscode-power-mode/pull/114) contributed by @slowquery.

If you are using Custom CSS and JS Loader with the following CSS:

.monaco-editor .lines-content > .view-lines > .view-line > span {
  width: inherit;
}

You can adjust the combo meter position using the powermode.combo.customCss configuration to achieve the original extension behavior:

[!NOTE] If you use percentage-based right positioning, you should enable "editor.wordWrap": true to prevent horizontal scrollbars from pushing the combo meter outside the visible viewport.

{
  "editor.wordWrap": true,
  "powermode.combo.customCss": {
    "right": "5%",
    "left": "auto"
  }
}

The current default value is "left": "calc(100vw - 35rem)", which looks good in most cases but cannot dynamically adjust its position when dragging the right sidebar.

Fixed: Combo Meter Decoration Flickering

The original extension had a flickering issue with the combo meter decoration. This was caused by the previous combo decoration being disposed before the new one was created. This fork incorporates a fix based on [PR #106](https://github.com/hoovercj/vscode-power-mode/pull/106) contributed by @ao-shen, which ensures the previous decoration is only disposed after the new one is created and rendered.

Enhanced: Custom CSS Support

With the powermode.combo.customCss configuration support, you can easily customize the combo meter's appearance. For example, you can change the font family:

{
  "powermode.combo.customCss": {
    "font-family": "Monaspace Argon"
  }
}

You can apply any CSS properties to fully personalize the combo meter to match your editor theme and preferences.

For a complete VSCode setup example with custom CSS and JS configurations, you can refer to my vscode-config.

Installation

Search for "power mode plus" in your editor's extension marketplace:

  • VS Code Marketplace
  • Open VSX Registry (for VS Code forks)
  • GitHub Releases (download .vsix file)

Explosions

Particles

Fireworks

Flames

Magic

Clippy

Simple Rift

Exploding Rift

Configuration

[!NOTE] This extension inherits the configuration options from the original vscode-power-mode. However, deprecated configuration options from the original extension have been removed.

Key Description Type Default
▿ General
powermode.enabled Enable to activate POWER MODE!!! boolean false
powermode.presets Choose between different preset gifs to use when powermode is activated string "particles"
▿ Combo
powermode.combo.location Control where all the combo information is visible. string "default"
powermode.combo.threshold The combo number needed to activate POWER MODE!!! and start shaking and exploding the screen! If the value is 0, POWER MODE will always be active. number 0
powermode.combo.timeout The number of seconds before the combo resets. If the value is 0, the timer will never reset. number 10
powermode.combo.counterEnabled Control whether the combo counter is visible. string "default"
powermode.combo.counterSize Control the size of the Combo Meter text number 3
powermode.combo.timerEnabled Control whether the combo timer is visible. string "default"
powermode.combo.customCss Set custom CSS that will apply to the combo element. object {}
▿ Shake
powermode.shake.enabled Set to false to disable shaking while typing boolean true
powermode.shake.intensity The intensity with which the screen shakes number 3
▿ Explosions
powermode.explosions.enabled Set to false to disable explosions while typing boolean true
powermode.explosions.maxExplosions The maximum number of simultaneous explosions number 1
powermode.explosions.size The size of the explosions. For value X, the height is set to X rem and the width to X ch number 6
powermode.explosions.frequency The number of key strokes needed to trigger an explosion. 2 means every second keystroke will explode, 1 means every key stroke. number 2
powermode.explosions.offset The vertical offset of the explosions. Increasing it will move the explosions up, decreasing it will move them down. number 0.35
powermode.explosions.customExplosions This value will go into the 'url()' part of a background image. It should be a base64 encoded gif or https URL without quotes. array []
powermode.explosions.backgroundMode Affects the css properties used to display the gif. string "mask"
powermode.explosions.gifMode Control the 'playback' mode of the gifs. string "continue"
powermode.explosions.explosionOrder Determines how the explosions are cycled. 'random' (default) picks from the list randomly. 'sequential' goes through the list in order, and a number will select the explosion at that (zero based)index in the list undefined "random"
powermode.explosions.duration Determines how long an explosion lasts (in milliseconds). Set to 0 for it to last forever. number 1000
powermode.explosions.customCss Set custom CSS that will apply to the explosion element. object {}

Commands

Command Title
powermode.enablePowerMode Enable Power Mode
powermode.disablePowerMode Disable Power Mode

License

MIT License © jinghaihan

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