Termz automatically sets up terminal sessions and executes commands. Note that this extensions does not do anything on its own.
You need to call termz in terminal to open sessions.
See the Termz Github for an indepth explanation on what Termz is.
Usage
Ways to call Termz
Open the VSCode integrated terminal and type one of the following:
1. With npx
> npx termz
2. Globally install
> npm i -g termz
> termz
Open a specific Termz file
> termz backend.termz
Show Termz help screen
> termz -h
Features
Automatically opens, sets up, and splits terminals when termz is executed in the VSCode terminal
Release Notes
[1.2.0] Quality of life
Made terminals created by Termz transient. When you close your VSCode Termz terminals aren't persisted.
.termz files are automatically associated with JSON.
[1.1.0] Multiple scripts
Termz 0.3.0 added support for executing multiple scripts. Now the VSCode plugin supports it too.
[1.0.2...1.0.6] Automated deployment
Simply test releases to check if automated deployment is working as expected.
[1.0.1] Increase compatibility
Increased compatibility to VSCode 1.70 and above instead of 1.88 and above.
Allows for the usage or MrCode and older VSCode versions
[1.0.0] Intial release
Initial release
Create IPC server for Termz (in the terminal) to talk to.
Planned Features
Opening terminal sessions from the Command pallette
