This extension is basically to run vscode extensions programmatically.
For more details, visit Homepaage
. For the quick understanding of this extension, read Core or Quick Start
page first.
The run_vscode.yaml
is the most important element.
This extension detects it and reads its contents to run the vscode extension commands there.
run_vscode.yaml
execute: true
vscode:
- command: runVscode.combinePackageJSON
- command: editor-capture.captureCurrent
args:
- arg1
- arg2
- command: another.commandName
vscode_extension_progress.json
[
{
"command": "editor-capture.captureCurrent",
"status": "started",
"timestamp": 1723839243900
},
{
"command": "editor-capture.captureCurrent",
"status": "completed",
"timestamp": 1723839244321
},
// ...
]
If execute
is true (when the file is saved), Run Code Extension
runs the extension commands written in the file, and the value of execute
becomes false
.
To track the progress, it generates vscode_extension_progress.json
file.
It is designed to report completed
when the whole process of the command is completed. However, it does not guarantee the expected behavior of commands based on their design.
run vscode extensions by generating run_vscode.yaml
file.
Search Run Code Extension
in the extension explore and install it.
or
run the line in the terminal,
code --install-extension crimson206.run-code-extension
generate a file run_vscode.yaml
and write the content as below:
execute: false
vscode:
- command: runVscode.combinePackageJSON
If you are prepared to run the command, replace false
by true
and save the file.
This extension will detect the change, and execute the command, and change the bool value into false back.
The runVscode.combinePackageJSON
will generate two files in the temp/run_vscode
directory.
- extension-packages.json
- generated file by the command
runVscode.combinePackageJSON
- collection of the package.json files of all the installed extensions
- generated file by the command
- vscode_extension_progress.json
- generated whenever a command is executed by
run_vscode.yaml
file - contains the start and end time of the executed command
- expected to be useful when programmatically controlling the extension behaviors
- generated whenever a command is executed by