Sensible Defaults extension for Visual Studio Code

This Visual Studio plugin provides the Thoughtworker with the ability to get the related #default documents which exhibits Thoughtworks best practices (which are also known as signals). The features include detection of certain signals that could be or already is incorporated in the current code base and navigation to the related #default document. This way, Thoughtworkers can make sure that they are aware of such best practices. Here's the Sensible defaults page on the Engineering site.

Usage

1. Open this project in Visual Studio Code. Use Node version 16 or above.

2. Install the project dependencies using npm install.

3. Launch a new instance of Visual Studio Code using F5.

4. Open a file or a project in the editor (preferably related to front-end web, since the plugin currently supports detection of best practices related to front-end web development). The extension will automatically detect the #defaults signals.

Supported Versions

The plugin is expected to work with Visual Studio Code versions 1.69.0 and above.

Dashboard

Please refer to the dashboard to view the active users and loved signals information.

Contributing

Please refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md file for information about how to get involved. We welcome issues, questions, and pull requests.

License

The license for this extension is Thoughtworks License Agreement.

Credits

This extension is inspired by the Sensible Defaults program at Thoughtworks.