This is Amazing!

[ianyepan]

May I ask what API you use? Is it an official browser version of VSCode provided by Microsoft? I would like to read more about it.

[conwnet]

Now github1s is based VS Code 1.52.1, VS Code can built for an browser version officially, we used some build scripts is from Code Server, the core work in github1s is impelementing an VS Code extension who provide the custom file IO interface with GitHub REST API, we will upgrade to the GraphQL API to improving user experience in the furture.

[pavelloz]

Agreed, this project is awesome. Good job.

This is this rare occasion when i see a project and say: Im going to use this.

PS. If you are taking feature requests: Search (shift+cmd+f) :)

[ajthinking]

+1! Mind blown 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

[Felx-B]

Hi there,
Thank you @conwnet for this amazing project !
If you want you can also use my work on https://github.com/Felx-B/vscode-web
I compile vscode for browser and provide it through npm package.

This way you can reduce your compilation time and avoid all vscode requirement for building your project.

Also, if you need some help to build the search feature I'd love to help !

[xcv58]

Hi there,
Thank you @conwnet for this amazing project !
If you want you can also use my work on https://github.com/Felx-B/vscode-web
I compile vscode for browser and provide it through npm package.

This way you can reduce your compilation time and avoid all vscode requirement for building your project.

Also, if you need some help to build the search feature I'll love to help !

+1 for this. I want to suggest using your library as well. There are still some unclear parts like bundled extensions, URL parsing.

[conwnet]

nice work, maybe we have to do some change for custom extensions

[eric-burel]

For googlers, link to the documentation that explains how it works: https://github.com/conwnet/github1s/blob/master/docs/guide.md

This is brilliant work with an elegant JAMstack approach. Github1s has become part of my daily routine literally immediately! Excellent when you want to dig the code of open source projects you rely on.