Gamma

Get up and running the Web Extension

• Run npm install (note: you only need to do this once)
• Run npm run compile (note: you only need to do this once)
• Debug via F5 (Run Web Extension).
• In the new window, add your OpenAI API key under "Settings -> Extensions -> Gamma"

Deploy in a browser

• Run npm install (note: you only need to do this once)
• Run npm run compile (note: you only need to do this once)
• Run npm run in-browser

Sending to remote users (using deployed extension)

• Ask the participant to either:
  • install Visual Studio Code on their computer
  • ...or visit vscode.dev
• Open "Extensions" and search for "umgamma"
• Click "install"
• Send a .dpage file (such as one of the ones in the web programming basics directory) and ask them to open it

Sending to remote users (.vsix file)

To send the latest, non-published code you can package it as a .vsix file.

• Ask the participant to install Visual Studio Code on their computer
• On your computer, run npm install (note: you only need to do this once)
• On your computer, run npm run gen-vsix
  • This should generate a file named umgamma-?.?.?.vsix
• Send the participant the .vsix file
• Ask them to open "Settings -> Extensions -> "..." -> Install from VSIX
  • They can also open the command palette and type "Install from VSIX"
• Send a .dpage file (such as one of the ones in the web programming basics directory) and ask them to open it