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Xronos

Xronos

Xronos Inc.

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19 installs
| (1) | Free
This extension brings Xronos-developed tools to your editor.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Xronos VS Code

System Requirements

  • A Linux-based operating system. We recommend Ubuntu 22.04 or newer.
  • node.js needs to be installed. We recommend version 23.1.0, and versions older than 16.0.0 will not work. We recommend using nvm to manage your node version, as described here.

Features

Rendering Diagrams

Open the VS Code Command Palette using Ctrl+Shift+P. Type Xronos: Diagram and select the corresponding entry using ⏎. This will open the Xronos Diagram view.

Initially, no diagram is shown. The diagram view automatically renders a diagram for the program that was last executed.

Code Navigation

You can also use the diagram to navigate your code. Select an element in the diagram and press F12, or click on an element while holding down the Ctrl key (Cmd/⌘ key on Mac). This will bring you to the location in the Python code that created the element.

Viewing Diagram Server Logs

To view the diagram server logs, open the VS Code integrated terminal using Ctrl+​`​ and navigate to the terminal titled Xronos Diagram Server.

Interoperability with WSL or Visual Studio Code Remote - SSH

We recommend Microsoft's WSL or Visual Studio Code Remote - SSH extensions for users who prefer to use an unsupported operating system or who are doing on-target development on a headless machine.

The diagram viewer requires port forwarding in order to work with the Visual Studio Code Remote - SSH extension. WSL does not require port forwarding.

The first time you start a new VS Code session using the Visual Studio Code Remote - SSH extension and open the diagram viewer, you may receive a notification stating, "Your application running on port [some port number] is available."

If you do not receive this notification, it could be because automatic port forwarding is not enabled in your VS Code settings. Therefore, you will need to forward a port manually by following the directions in VS Code's official documentation or by executing the command VS Code: Forward a Port in the VS Code command palette. The port you will need to forward will be specified in the logs as some port number between 3001 and 3020.

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