🖼️ Image Path Editor Extension

Elevate your coding efficiency in Visual Studio Code with Image Path Editor! This extension simplifies the editing of image paths directly within your HTML files, making your development process smoother and more productive.

✨ Features

• Streamlined Editing: Instantly adjust image paths in your HTML files without breaking your coding flow.
• Smart Renaming: Rename image assets effortlessly—the extension updates the paths automatically.
• (NEW) Undo Path Changes: Undo path changes with the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Z
• (NEW) Directory Path Support: Want to save an image in a non-existent directory? No problem. Enter any path, and if the directory is missing, we'll prompt you with the option to create it on the fly.

🚀 Usage

1. Open your desired HTML file in Visual Studio Code.
2. Highlight the text that contains the image tag (e.g., <img src="https://github.com/oriolmontcreus/imagepatheditor-vsce/raw/HEAD/path/to/image.jpg" alt="description">).
3. Right-click to access the context menu and select the Edit Image Path command.
4. Promptly input the new image name.
5. Voilà! The extension takes care of renaming the image file and correspondingly updates the path in your editor and file system.

🔧 Installation

Follow these steps to integrate Image Path Editor into your VS Code:

1. Initiate Visual Studio Code.
2. Access the Extensions view by using the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+X.
3. Input "Image Path Editor" in the search bar.
4. Hit Install and watch the extension become part of your VS Code.

⌨️ Commands

• Edit Image Path: Initiates the path editing process. You can use the shortcut Shift + F2
• Undo Path Changes: Undoes the path changes. You can use the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Z

📣 Release Notes

6️⃣ Version 0.0.6

• Fixed the issue of the menu to create the missing directories to not show up

5️⃣ Version 0.0.5

Automatic Path Adjustment

Convert all absolute paths (/images/photo.png) and all root-relative paths (images/photo.png) of the document to paths that are relative to the current document. This means paths that work locally will work just as well when deployed.

4️⃣ Version 0.0.4 (MAJOR UPDATE)

[+] Smart Format Completion

If you forget to specify a file extension (e.g., .png), don't worry! Our extension now cleverly adopts the format of the last used image.

[+] Enhanced Context Menu

Pre-filled 'default/before' option for the image src attribute right in the context menu, so you can say goodbye to staring at a blank input box.

[+] Robust Error Handling

Optimized code and more error handling.

[+] Directory Path Support

Want to save an image in a non-existent directory? No problem. Enter any path, and if the directory is missing, we'll prompt you with the option to create it on the fly.

[+] Quick Access Shortcut

Now you can use the shortcut Shift + F2 to activate the extension's main functionality "Edit Image Path"

[+] Undo Functionality

Made a mistake? Take a step back with our new undo feature, giving you the safety net you need to edit paths confidently. Also you can use the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Z

🔢 Version 0.0.2 & 0.0.3

Minor changes to extension overview, description, and GitHub Repository.

1️⃣ Version 0.0.1

Celebrating the initial release of Image Path Editor!

Enjoy coding! Encountered a glitch or have ideas to enhance the extension? We encourage you to report them on our issues page.