This "extension pack" will install several tools that may be helpful to you in HIS393: Digital History at the University of Toronto. The MIT license above applies only to this extension pack; individual extensions are governed by their own licenses.
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The Live share extension allows you to edit collaboratively with someone else. This is quite new, we'll see if we can make use of it in class.
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Live Server Preview shows you what your code will look like once it's on a webserver and being observed in a browser
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Beautify makes it easier to prettify your code
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github Pull Requests integrates VSCode with Github. The interface is becoming increasingly powerful.
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Mocha Test Explorer runs tests from inside VSCode. It replaces the often-buggy Mocha Sidebar. Experimental for now, hopefully it works!
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NPM allows yo uto run node and npm commands right from the editor without opening a terminal.
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Markdown Shortcuts adds some hints for markdown syntax.
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ESLint gives fnatastic hints about how to improve your JavaScript code.
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HTML Hint helps you to write better HTML
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Org-mode enables syntax highlighting for some of the README files in our repositories.
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Quokka is a powerful tool that does some evaluation of javascript from inside your editor. For instance, you can use it to check the value of a variable:
function returnArray (first, second, third) { // you can define the array using "new Array ()" or just "[ , , ]" // don't forget to return it // return ; // add the falue here! } let a = returnArray (1, 3,5); a
Quokka will show the value of
a
in your Vscode editor window, like this: Check the Quokka docs for more info Have Fun!