A VS Code extension that displays your YesCode subscription balance in the status bar.
Features
At-a-Glance Balance: Displays the most critical balance metric (Daily or Weekly percentage) directly in the status bar.
Smart Display Logic: Automatically switches to your PayGo balance when your daily or weekly subscription balance is depleted.
Detailed Tooltip Dashboard: Hover over the status bar item to see a full "mini-dashboard" with:
Plan Name
Daily and Weekly breakdown (balance, limit, and percentage)
PayGo Balance
Next Reset and Subscription Expiry dates, shown in both absolute and relative time (e.g., "in 7 days" or "in 3 hours").
Secure API Key Storage: Uses VS Code's native SecretStorage to keep your API key safe.
Automatic Refresh: Keeps your balance up-to-date by automatically refreshing every 3 minutes.
Critical Balance Warning: The status bar item turns yellow to warn you when your subscription balance is low (<10%) or your PayGo balance is very low (<$5).
Setup
Install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace.
Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P).
Run the command YesCode: Set API Key and enter your YesCode API key when prompted.
Your balance will immediately appear in the status bar.
Commands
YesCode: Set API Key: Store your API key securely.
YesCode: Refresh Balance: Manually trigger a refresh of your balance.
Project Structure
This extension is built with a clean, modular architecture to separate concerns:
extension.ts: The main activation file that handles VS Code integration and UI.
api.ts: Manages all API calls and secure key storage.
balance.ts: Contains the core business logic for calculating which balance to display.
utils.ts: Helper functions for date and time formatting.
types.ts: Defines the data structures and types used throughout the extension.
Development
If you wish to contribute or run the extension locally:
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/simplelumine/yescode-statusbar.git
cd yescode-statusbar
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Compile the TypeScript code
npm run compile
# Open the project in VS Code
code .
# Start the debugger
Press F5 to open the Extension Development Host with the extension running.
