Radicle VS Code Extension

A VS Code extension bringing support for the Radicle network to your IDE.

Radicle is a GitHub alternative bringing familiar features like Pull Requests, Issues, etc, via a peer-to-peer, free and open-source network built on top of Git.

NOTE: The extension currently offers partial support for the latest version of the Radicle CLI (codename "Heartwood"). Support for Radicle Patches is under active development and further features like Issues are next on the pipeline.

NOTE: Requires Radicle HTTP Daemon 0.17.0

Features

See the latest, as well as upcoming, updates in the 🗒️ Change Log.

• 🖲️ Radicle Commands everywhere you need them
• 📋 Patches View offers a glance at the status of code changes in your repository
• 📑 Patch Detail View gives you in-depth information and interactivity for a specific patch
• 🔐 Integrated Authentication eases your Radicle Identity management
• 📥 Cloning of seeded Radicle repos
• 🗺️ Onboarding Flow with tips tuned to whichever state your Workspace is in when starting out
• 🕵️‍♂️ Troubleshooting Flow helping you point the extension to a Radicle CLI binary (if it didn't already auto-resolve)
• 🎛️ Configurable via VS Code's native Settings
• 📜 Integrated Logging including Radicle CLI's command output

Integrated Radicle Commands

• Run common Radicle commands with dedicated buttons from within the main extension View

  

• Run Radicle commands from within VS Code's Command Palette

  

• Sync with the Radicle network with a dedicated button among the native Source Control View's title buttons (above commit message input)

  

• Find Radicle commands grouped as a "Radicle" submenu inside the native Source Control View's three-dot-menu

  

Patches View

Browse Radicle Patches, check out their associated git branches and inspect their file changes and diffs.

Patch Detail View

Inspect all details you'd want to know about a patch including discussions, details of a specific revision as well as all events that took place during the lifetime of the patch.

Integrated Authentication

• Create a new Radicle identity, if none exists in your configured Radicle home directory

  

• Unlock an existing identity

  

• De-authenticate your currently unlocked identity

  

Cloning

• Invoke the CLI's rad clone command from the Command Palette

  

• Select from a filterable list of repos that your Radicle node is seeding

  

• Open the newly cloned repo in another VS Code window with a single click

  

Onboarding Flow

• No folder opened in Workspace

  

• Non-git-initialized folder opened in Workspace

  

• Non-radicle-initialized repo opened in Workspace

  

Troubleshooting Flow

Configurable

Set environment variables for the Radicle CLI and more from VS Code's settings

Integrated Logging

Contributing

Please see the Contribution Guide.