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Url Assets To Local

This Visual Studio Code plugin is designed for modern front-end development, automatically downloading external URL resources such as images, stylesheets, or script files to local, and replacing them with ES6 module-based local references. This enhances development efficiency and optimizes resource management.

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Features

  • Automatic URL Detection: Automatically identifies and extracts all external URL links in the opened file.
  • Local Resource Download: Downloads identified URL resources to the project’s assets folder.
  • Intelligent Path Replacement: Automatically replaces original URLs with local paths conforming to the ES6 module standard.
  • Webpack Compatibility: Ensures correct path resolution with modern JavaScript module bundlers like Webpack.

Usage Guide

  1. Install the Plugin: Search and install this plugin through the Visual Studio Code Extension Marketplace.
  2. Prepare the File: Open the JavaScript or TypeScript file you need to process in VS Code.
  3. Simple Operation: Right-click in the editor and choose “UrlAssets To Local”.
  4. Automated Processing: The plugin processes all URLs in the file, downloads resources, and completes path replacement.

Scope and Notes

  • The plugin is only applicable to JavaScript and TypeScript files following the ES6 module standard.
  • Ensure that the URLs you process are from trusted sources to avoid security risks.
  • All resources will be downloaded to the assets folder in the same directory as the current file.

How to Contribute

Feel free to report issues or submit improvement suggestions on our GitHub repository.

Open Source License

This project is under the MIT License, encouraging free use and sharing.

Enjoy! 🚀

Url Assets To Local is meticulously developed by leesama and is open-sourced under the MIT license. If you find this plugin helpful, please give us a star on the GitHub repository to show your support!