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⇒ The Flawuldragon Notes

Introduction

From the beginning, this project was the result of the desire to build an extension that delivered the basics of an initial development kit. From the appearance of Visual Studio Code, through the icon themes and finally applying a text source focused on developers to text editors. However, the objectives have climbed considerably and other incorporations were added to Flawuldragon, built by the community throughout the life of the VS Code. Very optimisticly, many users will choose to use this extension when with this work environment installed. In the current state of the project, it has many useful tools such as content highlights, product themes, icon themes, appearance and other available utilities.

Vanilla Features and Demo

Preview

Workspace

Status Bar Hub

Keybindings

Key Shortcut	Source	Action
Alt + N	Vanilla	Open Flawuldragon Infos
Alt + D A	Vanilla	Set American Date Format
Alt + D B	Vanilla	Set 12h Time Format
Alt + D C	Vanilla	Invert Date and Time Properties
Alt + D D	Vanilla	Switch Visibility Date or Time
Alt + D E	Vanilla	Show Seconds
Alt + D F	Vanilla	Show Day of Week
Alt + D G	Vanilla	Interruptor Vanilla DateTime Status Bar
Alt + A A	Vanilla	Enable Inlay Hints
Alt + A B	Vanilla	Set Inlay Hints Font Family
Alt + A C	Vanilla	Set Inlay Hints Font Size
Alt + A D	Vanilla	Line Has Error Signal
Alt + A E	Vanilla	Line Has Warning Signal
Alt + A F	Vanilla	Line Has Inline Suggestion Signal
Alt + J	Jetbrains Mono	Activate JetBrains Mono Font
Alt + J D	Jetbrains Mono	Deactivate JetBrains Mono Font
Alt + T L	Theme Switch	Switch to Light Theme
Alt + T D	Theme Swtich	Switch to Dark Theme
Alt + T T	Theme Switch	Toggle Theme
Alt + C L	Auto Close Tag	Enable/Disable Auto Close Tag
Alt + P	Bracket Pair Guides	Enable/Disable Toggle Bracket Pair Guides
Alt + E	ErrorLens	Enable/Disable Error Lens
Alt + E E	ErrorLens	Enable/Disable Error Lens Errors
Alt + E W	ErrorLens	Enable/Disable Error Lens Warnings
Alt + E I	ErrorLens	Enable/Disable Error Lens Infos
Alt + E H	ErrorLens	Enable/Disable Error Lens Hints
Alt + E M	ErrorLens	Error Lens Toggle Inline Message
Alt + E S	ErrorLens	Error Lens Search for Problem
Alt + E N	ErrorLens	Error Lens Select Problem
Alt + E P	ErrorLens	Error Lens Toggle Workspace
Alt + E C	ErrorLens	Error Lens Disable Line
Alt + E X	ErrorLens	Error Lens Find Linter Rule Definition
Alt + E A	ErrorLens	Error Lens Copy Problem Message
Alt + E B	ErrorLens	Error Lens Copy Problem Code
Alt + Q	Take a Break	Start Take a Break
Alt + Q T	Take a Break	Stop Take a Break
Alt + V V	HTML CSS Support	Validate HTML CSS
Alt + V C	HTML CSS Support	Clear HTML CSS

Incorporations

All the following information has been taken directly from the original READMEs projects with modifications.

Auto Close Tag by Jun Han

Automatically add HTML/XML close tag, same as Visual Studio IDE or Sublime Text does.

Features

• Automatically add closing tag when you type in the closing bracket of the opening tag
• After closing tag is inserted, the cursor is between the opening and closing tag
• Set the tag list that would not be auto closed
• Automatically close self-closing tag
• Support auto close tag as Sublime Text 3
• Use Keyboard Shortcut or Command Palette to add close tag manually

Usages

After typing in the closing bracket of the opening tag, the closing tag will be inserted automatically.

To add close tag manually, use shortcut Alt+. (Command+Alt+. for Mac), or press F1 and then select/type Close Tag

Sublime Text 3 Mode

To automatically add close tag when </ is typed (same as Sublime Text 3 does), set the below config as true:

{
  "fd.auto-close-tag.SublimeText3Mode": true
}

The setting is false by default.

Configuration

Use fd.auto-close-tag.enableAutoCloseTag to set whether to insert close tag automatically (it is true by default):

{
  "fd.auto-close-tag.enableAutoCloseTag": true
}

To set whether to close self-closing tag automatically (e.g. type <br, then type /, > will be added automatically) (it is true by default):

{
  "fd.auto-close-tag.enableAutoCloseSelfClosingTag": true
}

Whether to insert a space before the forward slash in a self-closing tag (it is false by default):

{
  "fd.auto-close-tag.insertSpaceBeforeSelfClosingTag": false
}

Add entry into fd.auto-close-tag.activationOnLanguage to set the languages that the extension will be activated. Use ["*"] to activate for all languages. Below are the default settings:

{
 "fd.auto-close-tag.activationOnLanguage": [
   "xml",
   "php",
   "blade",
   "ejs",
   "glimmer-js",
   "glimmer-ts",
   "jinja",
   "javascript",
   "javascriptreact",
   "typescript",
   "typescriptreact",
   "plaintext",
   "markdown",
   "vue",
   "liquid",
   "erb",
   "lang-cfml",
   "cfml",
   "HTML (Eex)"
 ]
}

Note: The setting should be set with language id defined in VS Code. Taking javascript definition as an example, we need to use javascript for .js and .es6, use javascriptreact for .jsx. So, if you want to enable this extension on .js file, you need to add javascript in settings.json.

Alternatively you could also exlude the languages where you don't want the extension to be activated. Below is an example:

{
 "fd.auto-close-tag.disableOnLanguage": [
   "php",
   "python"
 ]
}

You could also set the tag list that would not be auto closed. Below are the default settings for void elements in HTML per W3C spec, and you could overwrite it:

{
 "fd.auto-close-tag.excludedTags": [
    "area",
    "base",
    "br",
    "col",
    "command",
    "embed",
    "hr",
    "img",
    "input",
    "keygen",
    "link",
    "meta",
    "param",
    "source",
    "track",
    "wbr"
  ]
}

fd.auto-close-tag.fullMode: Whether to enable both Visual Studio and Sublime Text mode. (Default is false)

Auto Complete Tag by Jun Han

Combine the functions of Auto Close Tag and Auto Rename Tag.

Auto Rename Tag by Jun Han

Automatically rename paired HTML/XML tag, same as Visual Studio IDE does.

Usages

Configuration

Add entry into fd.auto-rename-tag.activationOnLanguage to set the languages that the extension will be activated. By default, it is ["*"] and will be activated for all languages.

{
  "fd.auto-rename-tag.activationOnLanguage": ["html", "xml", "php", "javascript"]
}

The setting should be set with language id defined in VS Code. Taking javascript definition as an example, we need to use javascript for .js and .es6, use javascriptreact for .jsx. So, if you want to enable this extension on .js file, you need to add javascript in settings.json.

Carbon Icons by Alyx Z

This tweaked version of Carbon Icons focuses on the symbol icons and the overall icon consistency.

Symbol Icons

This tweak focuses on differentiating different symbols while keeping the symbols easy to recognize. See the full list of symbol icons below.

Showcase of Symbol Icons (to be filled)

Symbol ID	Default	Carbon	Tweaked
symbol-array
symbol-boolean
symbol-class
symbol-color
symbol-constant
symbol-constructor
symbol-enum
symbol-enum-member
symbol-event
symbol-field
symbol-file
symbol-folder
symbol-function
symbol-interface
symbol-key
symbol-keyword
symbol-method
symbol-misc
symbol-module
symbol-namespace
symbol-null
symbol-number
symbol-numeric
symbol-object
symbol-operator
symbol-package
symbol-parameter
symbol-property
symbol-reference
symbol-ruler
symbol-snippet
symbol-string
symbol-struct
symbol-structure
symbol-text
symbol-type-parameter
symbol-unit
symbol-value
symbol-variable

Icon Consistency

This tweak uses the original VSCode icons as much as possible. Altered icons are selected to have a similar style to the original ones.

Credits

Ported from Carbon Icons by @antfu. Thanks for the work and inspiration!

Charmed Icons by Littensy

Features

Color Highlight by Sergii Naumov and Color Highlight Fork by mikekscholz

This extension styles css/web colors found in your document.

Feel free to contribute!

ErrorLens by Alexander

ErrorLens turbo-charges language diagnostic features by making diagnostics stand out more prominently, highlighting the entire line wherever a diagnostic is generated by the language and also prints the message inline.

Features

• Highlight lines containing diagnostics
• Append diagnostic as text to the end of the line
• Show icons in gutter
• Show message in status bar

Commands (14)

Command	Description
fd.errorLens.toggle	Error Lens: Toggle (Enable/Disable) Everything (toggle global setting "fd.errorLens.enabled")
fd.errorLens.toggleError	Error Lens: Enable/Disable Errors in "fd.errorLens.enabledDiagnosticLevels" setting.
fd.errorLens.toggleWarning	Error Lens: Enable/Disable Warnings in "fd.errorLens.enabledDiagnosticLevels" setting.
fd.errorLens.toggleInfo	Error Lens: Enable/Disable Info in "fd.errorLens.enabledDiagnosticLevels" setting.
fd.errorLens.toggleHint	Error Lens: Enable/Disable Hint in "fd.errorLens.enabledDiagnosticLevels" setting.
fd.errorLens.toggleInlineMessage	Error Lens: Toggle global setting "fd.errorLens.messageEnabled".
fd.errorLens.searchForProblem	Error Lens: Open problem in default browser (controlled by fd.errorLens.searchForProblemQuery setting).
fd.errorLens.selectProblem	Error Lens: Set editor selection to the problem range (controlled by fd.errorLens.selectProblemType setting).
fd.errorlens.toggleWorkspace	Error Lens: Exclude/Include current workspace by fs path.
fd.errorLens.disableLine	Error Lens: Add a comment to disable line for linter rule. Comment format is controlled by "fd.errorLens.disableLineComments" setting.
fd.errorLens.findLinterRuleDefinition	Error Lens: Search in local linter files (like .eslintrc.json) for the rule definition. Target files are controlled by "fd.errorLens.lintFilePaths" setting.
fd.errorLens.copyProblemMessage	Error Lens: Copy problem message to the clipboard (at the active cursor).
fd.errorLens.copyProblemCode	Error Lens: Copy problem code to the clipboard (at the active cursor).
fd.errorLens.updateEverything	Error Lens: Update all decorations. Supports args {"kind": "update" | "clear"}

Settings (72)

Flawuldragon - Error Lens extension settings start with fd.errorLens.

Setting	Default	Description
enabled	true	Controls all decorations and features (except commands).
respectUpstreamEnabled	{"enabled":true, "inlineMessage":true, "gutter":true, "statusBar":false}	When enabled - extension will take into account global VSCode setting #problems.visibility#. (1.85.0 changelog).
enabledInMergeConflict	true	Controls if decorations are shown if the editor has git merge conflict indicators <<<<<<< or ======= or >>>>>>>.
fontFamily	""	Font family of inline message.
fontWeight	"normal"	Font weight of inline message. "normal" is alias for 400, "bold" is alias for 700).
fontStyleItalic	false	When enabled - shows inline message in italic font style.
fontSize	""	Font size of inline message (CSS units).
margin	"4ch"	Distance between the last word on the line and the start of inline message (CSS units).
alignMessage	{"start":0, "end":0, "minimumMargin":0, "padding":[0, 0], "useFixedPosition":true}	Align inline error message (either by starting position or ending position). Only works for monospace fonts. Set "start" and "end" to 0 to disable.
padding	""	Padding of the inline message. Visible when #errorLens.messageBackgroundMode# is set to "message".
borderRadius	"0.2em"	Border radius of the inline message. Visible when #errorLens.messageBackgroundMode# is set to "message".
enabledDiagnosticLevels	["error", "warning", "info"]	Customize which diagnostic levels(severity) to highlight.
messageTemplate	"$message"	Template used for all inline messages. Whitespace between items is important. List of variables: - $message - diagnostic message text - $count - Number of diagnostics on the line - $severity - Severity prefix taken from #errorLens.severityText# - $source - Source of diagnostic e.g. "eslint" - $code - Code of the diagnostic
messageMaxChars	500	Cut off inline message if it's longer than this value. (Improves performance when the diagnostic message is long).
severityText	["⛔", "⚠", "ℹ", "🍏"]	Replaces $severity variable in #errorLens.messageTemplate#.
messageEnabled	true	Controls whether inline message is shown or not (Including background highlight).
messageBackgroundMode	"line"	Controls how inline message is highlighted in the editor (entire line / only message / none).
problemRangeDecorationEnabled	false	When checked - highlight the entire problem range.
editorHoverPartsEnabled	{"messageEnabled":false, "sourceCodeEnabled":false, "buttonsEnabled":false}	Controls which parts of the editor hover tooltip to show.
statusBarIconsEnabled	false	When enabled - shows highlighted error/warning icons in status bar.
statusBarIconsPriority	-9000	Move status bar icons left or right by adjusting the number priority.
statusBarIconsAlignment	"left"	Choose on which side the icons status bar is on: left or right.
statusBarIconsTargetProblems	"all"	Which problems to use for counting problems at icons status bar.
statusBarIconsUseBackground	true	When enabled - highlights status bar icons with background, when disabled - with foreground.
statusBarIconsAtZero	"removeBackground"	What to do when there are 0 errors/warnings - hide the item or strip its background color.
statusBarMessageEnabled	false	When enabled - shows message in status bar.
statusBarMessagePriority	-10000	Move status bar message left or right by adjusting the number priority.
statusBarMessageAlignment	"left"	Choose on which side the message status bar is on: left or right.
statusBarColorsEnabled	false	When enabled - use message decoration foreground as color of Status Bar text. Uses colors errorLens.statusBarErrorForeground, errorLens.statusBarWarningForeground, errorLens.statusBarInfoForeground, errorLens.statusBarHintForeground.
statusBarMessageType	"activeLine"	Pick what to show in Status Bar: closest message or only message for the active line.
statusBarCommand	"goToProblem"	Command that executes on click for Status Bar.
statusBarMessageTemplate	""	Template for status bar message. Whitespace between items is important. List of variables: - $message - diagnostic message text - $count - Number of diagnostics on the line - $severity - Severity prefix taken from #errorLens.severityText# - $source - Source of diagnostic e.g. "eslint" - $code - Code of the diagnostic
replace	[]	Specify message to transform. E.g. if this is configured to [{ matcher: 'foo (.*)', message: 'just $1' }], the message 'foo bar' would be displayed as 'just bar'.
exclude	[]	Specify messages that should not be highlighted (RegExp). Strings passed to the RegExp constructor: new RegExp(EXCLUDE_ITEM, 'iu');
excludeBySource	[]	Specify source or source(code) pair to exclude. Examples: - eslint disable all ESLint problems - eslint(padded-blocks) disable padded-blocks rule of ESLint - Pylance disable all Pylance linter problems - Pylance(reportUndefinedVariable) disable reportUndefinedVariable rule of Pylance
excludePatterns	[]	Exclude files by using glob pattern. Example ["**/*.{ts,js}"]
excludeWorkspaces	[]	Exclude workspaces by path.
disableLineComments	{...}	Used for errorLens.disableLine command that adds a comment disabling linter rule for a line. To force comment on the same line - add SAME_LINE to the message: "eslint": "// eslint-disable-line $code SAME_LINE"
lintFilePaths	{...}	Specify where to search for linter rule definitions by diagnostic source (glob for local linter files). node_modules folder is excluded.
searchForProblemQuery	"https://duckduckgo.com/?q=$message"	Pick query to open in default browser when searching for problem with errorLens.searchForProblem command.
selectProblemType	"closestProblem"	Which problem to select (closest / active line) when executing errorLens.selectProblem command.
light		Specify color of decorations for when the light color theme is active.
delay	0	Delay (ms) before showing problem decorations (0 to disable). Minimum delay of 500 is enforced by the extension. #errorLens.delayMode# controls how to handle the delay.
delayMode	"new"	Pick which version of the delay to use.
onSave	false	When enabled - updates decorations only on document save (manual).
onSaveTimeout	1000	Time period (ms) that used for showing decorations after the document save (manual, not auto save).
onSaveUpdateOnActiveEditorChange	true	When #errorLens.onSave# enabled - extension still draws decorations when active/visible editors change.
enableOnDiffView	false	Enable decorations when viewing a diff view in the editor (e.g. Git diff).
followCursor	"allLines"	Highlight only portion of the problems.
followCursorMore	0	Augments #errorLens.followCursor#. Adds number of lines to top and bottom when #errorLens.followCursor# is set to activeLine. Adds number of closest problems when #errorLens.followCursor# is closestProblem
gutterIconsEnabled	false	When enabled - shows gutter icons (In place of the debug breakpoint icon).
gutterIconsFollowCursorOverride	true	When enabled and #errorLens.followCursor# setting is not allLines, then gutter icons would be rendered for all problems. But line decorations (background, message) only for active line.
gutterIconSize	"100%"	Change gutter icon size. Examples: auto, contain, cover, 50%, 150% (CSS units).
gutterIconSet	"default"	Change gutter icon style.
gutterEmoji	{"error":"💀", "warning":"😞", "info":"🆗", "hint":"🍏"}	Pick emoji symbol for gutter icon when #errorLens.gutterIconSet# is emoji.
errorGutterIconPath	""	Absolute path to error gutter icon.
warningGutterIconPath	""	Absolute path to warning gutter icon.
infoGutterIconPath	""	Absolute path to info gutter icon.
hintGutterIconPath	""	Absolute path to hint gutter icon.
errorGutterIconColor	"#e45454"	Error color of simple gutter icons (shapes and letters).
warningGutterIconColor	"#ff942f"	Warning color of simple gutter icons (shapes and letters).
infoGutterIconColor	"#00b7e4"	Info color of simple gutter icons (shapes and letters).
hintGutterIconColor	"#2faf64"	Hint color of simple gutter icons (shapes and letters).
removeLinebreaks	true	When enabled - replaces line breaks in inline diagnostic message with whitespaces.
replaceLinebreaksSymbol	"⏎"	Symbol to replace linebreaks. Requires enabling #errorLens.removeLinebreaks#.
scrollbarHackEnabled	false	When enabled - prevents showing horizontal scrollbar in editor (caused by inline decorations). Also prevents mouse hover at inline message.
ignoreUntitled	false	Controls whether to run on untitled (unsaved) files.
ignoreDirty	false	Controls whether to run on dirty (modified unsaved) files.
codeLensEnabled	false	Controls whether to show the Error Lens as a Code Lens above the code.
codeLensLength	{"min":0, "max":200}	Enforce minimum and maximum length of code lens messages.
codeLensTemplate	"$severity $message"	Template used for all messages appearing in the #errorLens.codeLensEnabled#. Whitespace between items is important. List of variables: - $message - diagnostic message text - $count - Number of diagnostics on the line - $severity - Severity prefix taken from #errorLens.severityText# - $source - Source of diagnostic e.g. "eslint" - $code - Code of the diagnostic
codeLensOnClick	"showQuickFix"	Controls what do on clicking the #errorLens.codeLensEnabled#.

Colors (30)

Can be specified in settings.json (workbench.colorCustomizations section)

Color	Dark	Light	HC	Description
errorLens.errorBackground	#e454541b	#e4545420	#e454541b	Background color of the entire line containing error.
errorLens.errorMessageBackground	#e4545419	#e4545419	#e4545419	Background color of the error message.
errorLens.errorRangeBackground	#e4545419	#e4545419	#e4545419	Background color of the error range (when errorLens.problemRangeDecorationEnabled setting enabled).
errorLens.errorBackgroundLight	#e4545420	#e4545420	#e4545420	Background color of the entire line containing error (Only in light themes).
errorLens.errorForeground	#ff6464	#e45454	#ff6464	Text color used to highlight lines containing errors.
errorLens.errorForegroundLight	#e45454	#e45454	#e45454	Text color used to highlight lines containing errors (Only in light themes).
errorLens.warningBackground	#ff942f1b	#ff942f20	#ff942f1b	Background color used to highlight lines containing warnings.
errorLens.warningMessageBackground	#ff942f19	#ff942f19	#ff942f19	Background color of the warning message.
errorLens.warningRangeBackground	#ff942f19	#ff942f19	#ff942f19	Background color of the warning range (when errorLens.problemRangeDecorationEnabled setting enabled).
errorLens.warningBackgroundLight	#ff942f20	#ff942f20	#ff942f20	Background color used to highlight lines containing warnings (Only in light themes).
errorLens.warningForeground	#fa973a	#ff942f	#fa973a	Text color used to highlight lines containing warnings.
errorLens.warningForegroundLight	#ff942f	#ff942f	#ff942f	Text color used to highlight lines containing warnings (Only in light themes).
errorLens.infoBackground	#00b7e420	#00b7e420	#00b7e420	Background color used to highlight lines containing info.
errorLens.infoMessageBackground	#00b7e419	#00b7e419	#00b7e419	Background color of the info message.
errorLens.infoRangeBackground	#00b7e419	#00b7e419	#00b7e419	Background color of the info range (when errorLens.problemRangeDecorationEnabled setting enabled).
errorLens.infoBackgroundLight	#00b7e420	#00b7e420	#00b7e420	Background color used to highlight lines containing info (Only in light themes).
errorLens.infoForeground	#00b7e4	#00b7e4	#00b7e4	Text color used to highlight lines containing info.
errorLens.infoForegroundLight	#00b7e4	#00b7e4	#00b7e4	Text color used to highlight lines containing info (Only in light themes).
errorLens.hintBackground	#17a2a220	#17a2a220	#17a2a220	Background color used to highlight lines containing hints.
errorLens.hintMessageBackground	#17a2a219	#17a2a219	#17a2a219	Background color of the hint message.
errorLens.hintRangeBackground	#17a2a219	#17a2a219	#17a2a219	Background color of the hint range (when errorLens.problemRangeDecorationEnabled setting enabled).
errorLens.hintBackgroundLight	#17a2a220	#17a2a220	#17a2a220	Background color used to highlight lines containing hints (Only in light themes).
errorLens.hintForeground	#2faf64	#2faf64	#2faf64	Text color used to highlight lines containing hints.
errorLens.hintForegroundLight	#2faf64	#2faf64	#2faf64	Text color used to highlight lines containing hints (Only in light themes).
errorLens.statusBarIconErrorForeground	#ff6464	#e45454	#ff6464	Status bar icon item error color. Foreground is used when the errorLens.statusBarIconsUseBackground setting is disabled.
errorLens.statusBarIconWarningForeground	#fa973a	#ff942f	#fa973a	Status bar icon item error color. Foreground is used when the errorLens.statusBarIconsUseBackground setting is disabled.
errorLens.statusBarErrorForeground	#ff6464	#e45454	#ff6464	Status bar item error color.
errorLens.statusBarWarningForeground	#fa973a	#ff942f	#fa973a	Status bar item warning color.
errorLens.statusBarInfoForeground	#00b7e4	#00b7e4	#00b7e4	Status bar item info color.
errorLens.statusBarHintForeground	#2faf64	#2faf64	#2faf64	Status bar item hint color.

Line highlighting depends on the "errorLens.messageBackgroundMode" setting.

#fff0 - Completely transparent color.

ErrorLens Alternative by Phil Hindle

Used only as inspiration for adjustments of the most complete version, it was not really incorporated into the project

Welcome to ErrorLens.

ErrorLens enhances Visual Studio Code's inbuilt diagnostic highlighting. Visual Studio Code's default behavior is to underline errors and warnings and other diagnostic messages using a 'squiggly underline'. Whilst this is certainly useful, the underline visual effect is subtle, and therefore can be easily overlooked in a busy file.

ErrorLens turbo-charges the language diagnostic features, by making diagnostics stand out more prominently, highlighting the entire line wherever a diagnostic is generated by the language and also prints the diagnostic message(s) in-line at the site of the line of code which is generating the diagnostic.

Features

• Lines containing errors or warnings or info are highlighted more obviously.
• Diagnostic descriptions are appended to the end of any line containing diagnostic info, meaning that you do not have to context-switch to the problem view.
• The status bar shows the number of diagnostics for the open file. (This can be configured)
• Settings can be configured to control the way ErrorLens displays enhanced diagnostics.
• Works for any language which provides diagnostics.

Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

• errorLens.errorColor: The background color used to highlight lines containing errors. (Alpha component can be used)
• errorLens.errorTextColor: The text color used to highlight lines containing errors. (Alpha component can be used)
• errorLens.warningColor: The background color used to highlight lines containing warnings. (Alpha component can be used)
• errorLens.warningTextColor: The text color used to highlight lines containing warnings. (Alpha component can be used)
• errorLens.infoColor: The background color used to highlight lines containing info. (Alpha component can be used)
• errorLens.infoTextColor: The text color used to highlight lines containing info. (Alpha component can be used)
• errorLens.hintColor: The background color used to highlight lines containing hints. (Alpha component can be used)
• errorLens.hintTextColor: The text color used to highlight lines containing hints. (Alpha component can be used)
• errorLens.fontStyle: Show ErrorLens annotations in Italics, or not?
• errorLens.fontWeight: Specifies the font weight for ErrorLens annotations.
• errorLens.fontMargin: Distance between end of the code line, and the start of the ErrorLens annotation. (CSS units)
• errorLens.enabledDiagnosticLevels: Customize which diagnostic levels to highlight.
• errorLens.statusBarControl: Customize how the VS Code Status Bar shows errors and warnings.
• errorLens.addAnnotationTextPrefixes: If 'true', prefixes the diagnostic severity ('Error:', 'Warning:' etc) to ErrorLens annotations.

Extension Commands

This extension contributes the following commands:

• ErrorLens.enable: Enable ErrorLens.
• ErrorLens.disable: Disable ErrorLens.

Filesize by weids

Features

This vscode extension package show current file size in the right status bar without any configurations.

Examples

Enjoy!

Fluent Icons by miguelsolorio

A product icon theme for Visual Studio Code

HTML CSS Support by Ecmel Ercan

HTML id and class attribute completion for Visual Studio Code.

Features

• HTML id and class attribute completion
• Supports completion from in file defined styles
• Supports specifying remote and local style sheets
• Supports any language for completion
• Supports go to definition for selectors
• Validates class attributes on demand

Supported Languages

Supported languages can be configured with the css.enabledLanguages global setting. By default html is enabled:

{
  "css.enabledLanguages": ["html"]
}

Extension can be configured to support any language where it makes sense such as nunjucks, twig, mustache, vue, typescript etc. You should also install corresponding language extension which registers the specific language id in VS Code.

This setting is application scoped and changing the setting requires restarting VS Code.

Specifying Style Sheets

Remote and local style sheets with optional glob patterns and variable substitutions can be specified in VS Code settings per workspace folder in .vscode/settings.json and will suggest in all configured languages within that workspace folder.

Glob patterns for local style sheets can have the following syntax:

Pattern	Matches
*	zero or more characters in a path segment
?	one character in a path segment
**	any number of path segments, including none
{}	group conditions like **​/*.{css,scss}
[]	a range of characters like [0-9] or negate [!0-9]

The following variable substitutions are supported for local style sheets as well:

Variable	Substitution
${fileBasename}	Current file's basename
${fileBasenameNoExtension}	Current file's basename with no extension
${fileExtname}	Current file's extension

Examples

Configuration depends on your layout of the project. The following most basic setup will suggest from all css files in project's src folder:

.vscode/settings.json

{
  "css.styleSheets": ["src/**/*.css"]
}

Bootstrap

If Bootstrap npm module is used with additional scss the following can be a starting point:

.vscode/settings.json

{
  "css.styleSheets": [
    "node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css",
    "src/**/*.scss"
  ]
}

or in case of Bootstrap CDN with additional plain css:

.vscode/settings.json

{
  "css.styleSheets": [
    "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css",
    "src/**/*.css"
  ]
}

All of Bootstrap's class selectors with additional user defined styles in the project will be available for completion in html files.

Lit

Enable typescript or javascript in global settings depending on your usage and restart VS Code:

{
  "css.enabledLanguages": ["html", "typescript"]
}

Component's static styles will be available for completion elsewhere in the component. If you need to use some base styles in every component you can specify as follows:

.vscode/settings.json

{
 "css.styleSheets": ["src/base-styles.ts"]
}

Variable substitution can be used to refer to a related css file. If you are working on my-component.ts and your css is in my-component-css.ts then a suitable setup can be:

.vscode/settings.json

{
  "css.styleSheets": ["**/${fileBasenameNoExtension}-css.ts"]
}

Vue

Install your favorite Vue language extension from Marketplace which registers vue language id then enable vue in global settings and restart VS Code:

{
  "css.enabledLanguages": ["html", "vue"]
}

Styles defined in component's <style> section will be available for completion in component's <template> section.

Angular

Variable substitution can be used for Angular development:

.vscode/settings.json

{
  "css.styleSheets": ["**/${fileBasenameNoExtension}.css"]
}

With this setup, styles defined in e.g. app.component.css will be available in app.component.html.

Go to Definition

Go to definition for id and class selectors for local style sheets are supported. Selecting Go to Definition from context menu (F12 or ⌘ click) on a selector will open the local style sheet which the selector is defined.

Commands

Validate class selectors

Validates all class selectors in the active editor. Auto validation can be configured in extension settings globally or per workspace.

Clear style sheets cache

Clears style sheets cache.

Indent Rainbow by oderwat

A simple extension to make indentation more readable

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This extension colorizes the indentation in front of your text, alternating four different colors on each step. Some may find it helpful in writing code for Python, Nim, Yaml, and probably even filetypes that are not indentation dependent.

Note: This will also work with vscode-web (github.dev) since version 8.0.0.

It uses the current editor window tab size and can handle mixed tab + spaces (not recommended). In addition, it visibly marks lines where the indentation is not a multiple of the tab size. The visualization can help to find problems with the indentation in some situations.

Configuration

Although you can use it as it is, there is the possibility to configure some aspects of the extension:

  // For which languages indent-rainbow should be activated (if empty it means all).
  "fd.indentRainbow.includedLanguages": [] // for example ["nim", "nims", "python"]

  // For which languages indent-rainbow should be deactivated (if empty it means none).
  "fd.indentRainbow.excludedLanguages": ["plaintext"]

  // The delay in ms until the editor gets updated.
  "fd.indentRainbow.updateDelay": 100 // 10 makes it super fast but may cost more resources

Notice: Defining both includedLanguages and excludedLanguages does not make much sense. Use one of both!

You can configure your own colors by adding and tampering with the following code:

  // Defining custom colors instead of default "Rainbow" for dark backgrounds.
  "fd.indentRainbow.colors": [
    "rgba(255,255,64,0.07)",
    "rgba(127,255,127,0.07)",
    "rgba(255,127,255,0.07)",
    "rgba(79,236,236,0.07)"
  ]

 // The indent color if the number of spaces is not a multiple of "tabSize".
 "fd.indentRainbow.errorColor": "rgba(128,32,32,0.6)"

 // The indent color when there is a mix between spaces and tabs.
 // To be disabled this coloring set this to an empty string.
 "fd.indentRainbow.tabmixColor": "rgba(128,32,96,0.6)"

Notice: errorColor was renamed from error_color in earlier versions.

Light mode (new since v8.3.0)

There is a (new) alternate mode that uses lines (with a customizable width) instead of the background coloring of the whitespace. Here is an example configuration I like:

  // Using the light mode
  "fd.indentRainbow.indicatorStyle": "light",
  // we use a simple 1 pixel wide line
  "fd.indentRainbow.lightIndicatorStyleLineWidth": 1,
  // the same colors as above but more visible
  "fd.indentRainbow.colors": [
    "rgba(255,255,64,0.3)",
    "rgba(127,255,127,0.3)",
    "rgba(255,127,255,0.3)",
    "rgba(79,236,236,0.3)"
  ]

For this addition, a big thank you goes to Christian Hoock wk1. He also added the editor window reload on config changes.

Hiding error highlighting

Skip error highlighting for RegEx patterns. For example, you may want to turn off the indent errors for JSDoc's valid additional space (disabled by default), or comment lines beginning with //

  // Example of regular expression in JSON (note double backslash to escape characters)
  "fd.indentRainbow.ignoreLinePatterns" : [
    "/[ \t]* [*]/g", // lines begining with <whitespace><space>*
    "/[ \t]+[/]{2}/g" // lines begininning with <whitespace>//
  ]

Skip error highlighting for some or all languages. For example, you may want to turn off the indent errors for markdown and haskell (which is the default)

  "fd.indentRainbow.ignoreErrorLanguages" : [
    "markdown",
    "haskell"
  ]

If error color is disabled, indent colors will be rendered until the length of rendered characters (white spaces, tabs, and other ones) is divisible by tabsize. Turn on this option to render white spaces and tabs only.

  "fd.indentRainbow.colorOnWhiteSpaceOnly": true // false is the default

Jetbrains Icon Theme by Chad Adams and contributors

Icon theme extension for Visual Studio Code that uses JetBrains IntelliJ product icons.

Themes

2023+ UI

coming with Light, Dark and Auto variants

V1

Jetbrains IDEA Product Icons by ardonplay

Jetbrains icons: https://jetbrains.design/intellij/resources/icons_list/

vscode product icon theme document: https://code.visualstudio.com/api/extension-guides/product-icon-theme

vscode icon reference: https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/icons-in-labels#icon-listing

Jetbrains Mono Font by JetBrains

JetBrains Mono: a typeface made for developers

How to install

Install font:

When the Font Directory appears, install fonts if you haven't already, and restart VSCODE once you have.

Note: this is because of OS limitations, the fonts must be installed manually.

Available Commands

• Activate JetBrains Mono Font pack
• Deactivate JetBrains Mono Font

Font Styles

There are 8 font styles available in JetBrains Mono, from Thin to ExtraBold, each coming with its own italic version.

Font Features

Increased x-height

While characters remain standard in width, the height of the lowercase is maximized. This approach keeps code lines to the length that developers expect, and it helps improve rendering in small size, since each symbol occupies more pixels.

Distinctiveness of symbols

Ligatures for Code

A ligature is a character consisting of two or more joined symbols. Traditionally, it was introduced as a space-saving technique in printed texts. In code, this technique is adopted to show operators and is used mainly for two purposes:

1. To reduce noise by merging symbols and removing details so the eyes are processing less:

2. To balance whitespace more efficiently by shifting the glyphs in certain cases:

Basic Character Set

You can find full JetBrains Mono character set on official wiki page.

Not your type?

Check out - FiraCode Font Pack

Material Iconic Product Icons by Dennis Ollhoff

🎨 🖌️ Product Icon Theme featuring Material Icons for VS Code.

😊 Preview

This extension replaces the VS Code default icons with the Material Design icons:

ℹ️ How to activate

The product icons can be activated via command palette:

or user settings:

"workbench.productIconTheme": "materialiconic-product-icons"

🎨 Icon Set

🌟 Icon Sources

• Google Icons
• Material Design Icons

Pomodoro Clock by jackluson

Pomodoro clock for VS Code -- The time management for a more productive way to work on VS Code with Pomodoro technique.

Features

• Follow Pomodoro technique.
• After each pomodoro, we have a short break. We have long break in 1 times each 4 (can be customized) short break times.
• Extension show a count down(can be customized) clock and name of process.
• When the time is up, there will be a notification prompt and a shortcut action button.
• Ability to Start timer、Pause timer、Restart Timer、 Reset timer on statu bar.
• Provides a simple statistical function that can count the number of Pomodoro clocks today

Tip: You can click the clock to toggle countdown display. You can also use it as a simple timer when the pomodoroClock.countdown is false

Install

Install Pomodoro Clock via VS Code market

Demo

A simple Pomodoro clock shows in the status bar here.

Pomodoro clock and Pomodoro type info

Notification when time up

Pomodoro clock Extension Settings

Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

• fd.pomodoroClock.workTime: Work time (in minutes, default is 25).
• fd.pomodoroClock.breakTime: Short break time (in minutes, default is 5).
• fd.pomodoroClock.longBreakTime: Long break time (in minutes, default is 15).
• fd.pomodoroClock.repeat: Number of repeat before long break(default is 4).
• fd.pomodoroClock.countdown: Whether to use countdown display(default is true).

Tip: Reload window to apply the settings. (except pomodoroClock.countdown, it will take effect immediately)

Development

• yarn install
• npm run watch or npm run compile
• F5 to start debugging

Acknowledgment

• Inspired by the Pomodoro-code

• some icons come from vscode-codicons

Sakai Icons by Sakai

A Icons Theme for Visual Studio Code

Pick your favorite theme and have fun! 🎉

Icon Previews

You can choose which icons to use from the Library:

Takeabreak by Hocine Saad

Image source: neirelo.com

Take a break

A simple VS Code extension that helps protect your eyes by reminding you to take a break every 20 minutes (Inspired by the 20-20-20 rule).

The 20/20/20 rule

The 20-20-20 rule advises taking a 20-second break every 20 minutes and looking at something 20 feet away. It helps reduce eye strain from prolonged screen use.

Commands

Take a break: Stop: Stops showing the reminders.

Take a break: Start: Restarts showing the reminders.

Note: After installing the extension, reminders will be started automatically and then you can stop and start them using the previous commands.

Flawuldragon Note: The 20/20/20 rule of takeabreak integration can have the time custom in Flawuldragon, giving an additional option of configuration to users.

Theme Switch by Fooxly

This extension is based on [Day Night Theme Switcher] by freetonik

🚀  Recently Added

• Support for the Official VS Code theme preferences
• Easily switch to/between your preferred light/dark themes
• Option to set the statusbar item priority

☀️  Theme Switch

Theme Switch provides a simple way to switch between your preferred light and dark theme with a single click.

A package by [Fooxly]. Based on [Day Night Theme Switcher] by freetonik.

📕  Features

• Switch between your preferred light/dark themes
• Easily set a new theme as your default light/dark theme

💻  Preview

📐  Available Settings

• workbench.preferredLightColorTheme: Your preferred light theme ("Default Light+" by default)

"workbench.preferredLightColorTheme": <string>

• workbench.preferredDarkColorTheme: Your preferred dark theme ("Default Dark+" by default)

"workbench.preferredDarkColorTheme": <string>

• window.autoDetectColorScheme: Instructs VS Code to listen to changes to the OS's color scheme and switch to a matching theme accordingly (false by default)

"window.autoDetectColorScheme": <true|false>

• fd.themeswitch.toggleDefaultDark: If your preferred light/dark theme is not the current theme and the toggle is triggered, switch to your dark theme (true by default)

"fd.themeswitch.toggleDefaultDark": <true|false>

• fd.themeswitch.priority: The priority for the statusbar toggle (0 by default)

"fd.themeswitch.priority": <number>

Todo Highlight by Wayou Liu and Todo Highlight Fork by jgclark

Highlight TODO, FIXME and other annotations within your code.

Sometimes you forget to review the TODOs you've added while coding before you publish the code to production. So I've been wanting an extension for a long time that highlights them and reminds me that there are notes or things not done yet.

Hope this extension helps you as well.

NOTICE

Many report that the List highlighted annotations command is not working, make sure you have the file types included via todohighlight.include.

Preview

• with material night color theme:

• with material night eighties color theme:

Config

TODO:,FIXME: are built-in keywords. You can override the look by customizing the setting.

To customize the keywords and other stuff, command + , (Windows / Linux: File -> Preferences -> User Settings) open the vscode file settings.json.

	type	default	description
fd.todohighlight.isEnable	boolean	true	Toggle the highlight, default is true.
fd.todohighlight.isCaseSensitive	boolean	true	Whether the keywords are case sensitive or not.
fd.todohighlight.keywords	array	N/A	An array of keywords that will be hilighted. You can also specify the style for each keywords here. See example below for more infomation.
fd.todohighlight.keywordsPattern	string	N/A	Specify keywords via RegExp instead of todohighlight.keywords one by one. NOTE that if this presents, todohighlight.keywords will be ignored. And REMEMBER to escapse the back slash if there's any in your regexp (using \ instead of signle back slash).
fd.todohighlight.defaultStyle	object	N/A	Specify the default style for custom keywords, if not specified, build in default style will be applied. See all available properties on VSCode doc DecorationRenderOptions section
fd.todohighlight.include	array	[ "**/*.js", "**/*.jsx", "**/*.ts", "**/*.tsx", "**/*.html", "**/*.php", "**/*.css", "**/*.scss" ]	Glob patterns that defines the files to search for. Only include files you need, DO NOT USE {**/*.*} for both permormance and avoiding binary files reason. For backwards compatability, a string combine all the patterns is also valid "{**/*.js,**/*.jsx,**/*.ts,**/*.tsx,**/*.html,**/*.php,**/*.css,**/*.scss}"
fd.todohighlight.exclude	array	[ "**/node_modules/**", "**/dist/**", "**/bower_components/**", "**/build/**", "**/.vscode/**", "**/.github/**", "**/_output/**", "**/*.min.*", "**/*.map" ]	Glob pattern that defines files and folders to exclude while listing annotations. For backwards compatability, a string combine all the patterns is also valid "{**/node_modules/**,**/bower_components/**,**/dist/**,**/build/**,**/.vscode/**,**/_output/**,**/*.min.*,**/*.map}"
fd.todohighlight.maxFilesForSearch	number	5120	Max files for searching, mostly you don't need to configure this.
fd.todohighlight.toggleURI	boolean	false	If the file path within the output channel not clickable, set this to true to toggle the path patten between <path>#<line> and <path>:<line>:<column>.

an example of customizing configuration:

{
   "fd.todohighlight.isEnable": true,
   "fd.todohighlight.isCaseSensitive": true,
   "fd.todohighlight.keywords": [
       "DEBUG:",
       "REVIEW:",
       {
           "text": "NOTE:",
           "color": "#ff0000",
           "backgroundColor": "yellow",
           "overviewRulerColor": "grey"
       },
       {
           "text": "HACK:",
           "color": "#000",
           "isWholeLine": false,
       },
       {
           "text": "TODO:",
           "color": "red",
           "border": "1px solid red",
           "borderRadius": "2px", //NOTE: using borderRadius along with `border` or you will see nothing change
           "backgroundColor": "rgba(0,0,0,.2)",
           //other styling properties goes here ... 
       }
   ],
   "fd.todohighlight.keywordsPattern": "TODO:|FIXME:|\\(([^)]+)\\)", //highlight `TODO:`,`FIXME:` or content between parentheses
   "fd.todohighlight.defaultStyle": {
       "color": "red",
       "backgroundColor": "#ffab00",
       "overviewRulerColor": "#ffab00",
       "cursor": "pointer",
       "border": "1px solid #eee",
       "borderRadius": "2px",
       "isWholeLine": true,
       //other styling properties goes here ... 
   },
   "fd.todohighlight.include": [
       "**/*.js",
       "**/*.jsx",
       "**/*.ts",
       "**/*.tsx",
       "**/*.html",
       "**/*.php",
       "**/*.css",
       "**/*.scss"
   ],
   "fd.todohighlight.exclude": [
       "**/node_modules/**",
       "**/bower_components/**",
       "**/dist/**",
       "**/build/**",
       "**/.vscode/**",
       "**/.github/**",
       "**/_output/**",
       "**/*.min.*",
       "**/*.map",
       "**/.next/**"
   ],
   "fd.todohighlight.maxFilesForSearch": 5120,
   "fd.todohighlight.toggleURI": false
}

Commands

This extension contributes the following commands to the Command palette.

• Toggle highlight : turn on/off the highlight
• List highlighted annotations : list annotations and reveal from corresponding file

Toggle Brackets Guides by Gary Aranda Dickens @ TGO Systems (Tuetego Ltd)

Description

• VSCode doesn't have a direct command to Toggle the Bracket Pair Guides. This extension adds a command and keyboard binding that will toggle the setting.

How to use

• Toggle the Bracket Guides with CTRL+SHIFT+B. (Mac users CMD+SHIFT+B).
• There are 3 states for the setting:
  • Active: will show the guides for the current active bracket pair
  • True: will show the guides for all bracket pair and highlight the current active pair
  • False: guides disabled

Settings Affected

• editor.guides.bracketpairs: Active/True/False.

Visual Studio 2022 Icons by Jordan T. Lowe

Description 🎨

Using modified icons from Visual Studio Image Library, adapted to match VS2022. The icons are compiled to dark, light, and high contrast themes.

Icon Sample 📷

Visual Studio Icons by Jordan T. Lowe and Visual Studio Icons Fork (v2) by vigan-abd

Studio Icons (Visual Studio Code Icon Theme)

Featuring official icons from the Visual Studio Image Library. These icons have been color optimized to work well for dark, light, and high contrast themes. I've tried to match Visual Studio's choice of icons as much as possible, and using other library icons for some files that would otherwise use the default file icon. I welcome any feedback or suggestions.

Icon Sample

Preview

Visual Studio Code Great Icons by Roberto Huertas

A big pack of icons (200+) for your files.

And many more! This preview is not exhaustive!

Enjoy ☺

Wow, we passed the 1 million installations! I’m proud that ya’ll appreciate my little set. I keep receiving very kind reviews from users. Thank you very much!

How to use

After installation and activation, you should go in settings (File → Preferences → File Icon Theme on Windows, or Code → Preferences → File Icon Theme on macOS), and select VSCode Great Icons.

Want more?

I can add more icons if you need, open a new issue to ask which extension you want.

Visual Studio Code Icons by Roberto Huertas and Visual Studio Code Icons (MacOS) by Wayou Liu

vscode-icons

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Usage

Once installed and after reloading vscode, you will be presented with a message to Activate the icons.

In case this doesn't happen, navigate to:

• Linux & Windows => File > Preferences > Theme > File Icon Theme > VSCode Icons.
• MacOS => Code > Preferences > File Icon Theme > VSCode Icons.

Features

vscode-icons is being shipped with a lot of features, like:

Icons Customization

Choose the icon you prefer for any particular file extension.

Learn more...

Bring your own icons

You don't see the icon you like...? No worries, we got you covered. This link will show you how you can use your own custom icon!

Learn more...

Project Auto Detection

Are you using Angular? This feature will detect it and enable the icons for you. It also works with other frameworks.

Learn more...

Documentation

In our wiki you can find more information about the extension features and more.

Some examples:

• Extension's History
• Supported file icons.
• Supported folder icons.

Globalization

vscode-icons uses Crowdin to provide translations for vscode supported languages.

We are looking for translators and proofreaders for all vscode supported languages.

If you'd like to contribute, checkout the translation section.

Credits

Kudos to all contributors that made this extension what it is.

Acknowledgements

We like to express our "Special Thanks" to:

• All users that made us their favorite Icons theme. We wouldn't be where we are without you.

Related extensions

• vscode-icons for GitHub by @dderevjanik will allow you to see all GitHub's files with vscode-icons icons.
• vscode-icons-js by @dderevjanik get file/folder specific icon from vscode-icons icons.

Enjoy!

Visual Studio Code Nomo Dark Icons by Renzhi Li, Visual Studio Code Nomo Dark Icons (MacOS) by Gaulomatic and Visual Studio Code Nomo Light Icons by microhobby

Nomo Dark Extended Icon Set (Dark, Dark MacOS, Light)

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Forked from be5invis/vscode-iconset

Icon Preview

Visual Studio Code Symbols Icons by Miguel Solorio

Symbols

A file icon for VS Code

Configuration

You can configure which folders and files icons are displayed by using the following settings:

Folders

"symbols.folders.associations": {
    "{folder name}": "{icon name}"
}

And here is an example using this setting:

"symbols.folders.associations": {
   "entities": "folder-assets",
   "infra": "folder-app",
   "schemas": "folder-purple"
}

Files

"symbols.files.associations": {
   "{file name}": "{icon name}"
}

And here is an example:

"symbols.files.associations": {
   "app.module.ts": "nest",
   "*.service.ts": "nest"
}

Note: For file names, you can use * to match all files with a specific file extension.

Icon Preview

You can preview the icons by reading the the preview.md file.

React Symbols

Pablo Hdez has graciously created React-Symbols (pheralb/react-symbols) to allow you to embed Symbol icons for your React projects.

Visual Studio Classic Icons by jez9999

Visual Studio classic icons theme

This Visual Studio Code icons theme takes its inspiration from classic versions of Visual Studio prior to 2012. Icons for files tend to be colourful and distinctive. Where possible, the direct Visual Studio icon is used for a file type, but occasionally they need to be modified or created for newer file types that were not given a special icon by Visual Studio versions prior to 2012.

About Versions

For better adaptability, there are two project versions, Universal for Desktop and the web with some disabled features for better browser operation.

Support Features

	Universal Version	Web Version
Flawuldragon Vanilla	Yes	Yes
Auto Close Tag	Yes	Yes
Auto Complete Tag	Yes	Yes
Auto Rename Tag	Yes	Yes
Color Highlight	Yes	Yes
Error Lens	Yes	Yes
Filesize	Yes	Yes
HTML CSS Support	Yes	Yes
Indent Rainbow	Yes	Yes
Jetbrains Mono Font	Yes	No
Jetbrains Icons	Yes	Yes
Jetbrains IDEA Product Icons	Yes	Yes
Material Iconic Product Icons	Yes	Yes
Pomodoro Clock	Yes	Yes
Sakai Icons	Yes	Yes
Take a Break	Yes	Yes
Theme Switch	Yes	Yes
Todo Highlight	Yes	Yes
Toggle Bracket Guides	Yes	Yes
Visual Studio 2022 Icons	Yes	Yes
Visual Studio Icons	Yes	Yes
Visual Studio Code Great Icons	Yes	Yes
Visual Studio Code Icons	Yes	Yes
Visual Studio Code Nomo Dark Icons	Yes	Yes
Visual Studio Code Nomo Light Icons	Yes	Yes
Visual Studio Code Symbols Icons	Yes	Yes
Visual Studio Classic Icons	Yes	Yes

International inclusion of Humbanew Project Documentation

The Humbanew project documentation project will soon be available in multiple languages, as well as the English used by developers around the world.

License and Use Terms

All license terms and use notifications are available in the LICENSE.md file at the root of the project. Page of LICENSE.md

Support and communication channels

Humbanew Support Mail Humbanew Flawuldragon Discussions Humbanew Flawuldragon Pull Requests

Contributing to the project

To contribute to the project, follow the steps below:

1. Fork the project
2. Create a new branch (git checkout -b feature-[feature-name])
3. Commit the changes (git commit -am 'Add new feature - description of added feature')
4. Push the changes (git push origin feature-[feature-name])
5. Create a new Pull Request

Sponsorship

At some point in the future will be available to patrons.

Technical acknowledgments

This project was built using object-oriented architecture, both with home-made features and third party projects that adopt open source and MIT standard.If any error occurs during the extension execution, only that module will be deactivated without affecting the operation of the others and the extension (root). Check out a simplified illustrative example of the final architecture.

Enjoy! 🙂👌