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Add support for The Go Playground #1211
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👍 agreed with @dastergon. This could def be useful. |
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I'd be happy to add this (as I wished for it too already a few times). Will open a PR once done. |
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* add playground command enables the user to upload the current file or selection to the go playground using package goplay - solves #1211 * separate tool execution from command logic, add test * add tests for error case * ensure better separation between tool calling and extension logic * handle no active editor, clear output channel, check for tool availability by stat-ing binary location * move all logic into function body * Add tests back * Fixing linting error
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The PR for this has been merged and the feature will be out in the next release |
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This feature is now out in the latest update to the Go extension (0.6.69) |
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Hi,
It would be really handy to either share code in The Go Playground or compile and run code within it, through VS Code. There is already an implemented tool that interacts with the playground, so, that tool could be easily integrated with this extension, or some of its functionalities could be implemented within the extension to reduce external dependencies.
Thanks in advance,
Pavlos
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