Releases: explosion/spacy-vscode
v1.0.1
v1.0.0
Version 1.0.0
Release of the VScode spaCy extension.
The extension provides additional tooling and features for working with spaCy's config files.
🚀 Quickstart
From the VS Code Marketplace
-
Step 1. Install a supported version of Python on your system (
>=3.7
) -
Step 2. Install the
Python Extension for Visual Studio Code
-
Step 3. Create a virtual python environment
-
Step 4. Install all python requirements
spaCy >= 3.4.4
pygls >= 1.0.0
-
Step 5. Install spaCy Extension for Visual Studio Code by searching in the VS Code marketplace
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Step 6. Reload your VScode client
-
Step 7. Select your python environment by clicking on the spaCy status bar on the bottom.
From the release
-
Step 1. Download the
.vsix
file from the release -
Step 2. Install a supported version of Python on your system (
>=3.7
) -
Step 3. Install the
Python Extension for Visual Studio Code
-
Step 4. Create a virtual python environment
-
Step 5. Install all python requirements
spaCy >= 3.4.4
pygls >= 1.0.0
-
Step 6. Install spaCy Extension for Visual Studio Code (right-click on the
.vsix
file inside VScode and click oninstall extension
) -
Step 7. Reload your VScode client
-
Step 8. Select your python environment by clicking on the spaCy status bar on the bottom.
You are ready to work with .cfg
files in spaCy!
🔥 Features
The extension displays additional information on hover for some components and validates the config file on open.
Hover
The hover feature provides three different types of information.
-
The function registry
Functions within the config file are registered within spaCy's registry system. When one of these functions is hovered over, the feature will provide information about the function and its arguments, along with a link to the code for the function, if available. -
Resolving references to variables
Variables are denoted in the config file as${<variable-name>}
. When a variable is hovered over, the feature will provide the value of that variable specified in the config file. -
Section titles
The config system is separated by sections such as[training.batcher]
or[components]
. When a section, such as "training" or "components", or subsection, such as "batcher", is hovered over, the feature will provide a description of it, if available.
Validation
*.cfg
validation on open and on save
v0.6.0
Version 0.6.0
Pre-release of the VScode spaCy extension.
The extension provides additional tooling and features for working with spaCy's config files.
New Features!
Validation
*.cfg
validation on open and on save
Bug fixes
- Initial start of the extension won't throw error messages
- Adjusted the name of the extension to prevent filename access error
- Refresh
server.config
variable on file switch
🚀 Quickstart
-
Step 1. Download the
.vsix
file from the release -
Step 2. Install a supported version of Python on your system (
>=3.7
) -
Step 3. Install the
Python Extension for Visual Studio Code
-
Step 4. Create a virtual python environment
-
Step 5. Install all python requirements
spaCy >= 3.4.4
pygls >= 1.0.0
-
Step 6. Install spaCy Extension for Visual Studio Code (right-click on the
.vsix
file inside VScode and click oninstall extension
) -
Step 7. Reload your VScode client
-
Step 8. Select your python environment by clicking on the spaCy status bar on the bottom.
- Step 9. You are ready to work with
.cfg
files in spaCy!
🔥 Features
The extension displays additional information on hover for some components and validates the config file on open.
Hover
The hover feature provides three different types of information.
-
The function registry
Functions within the config file are registered within spaCy's registry system. When one of these functions is hovered over, the feature will provide information about the function and its arguments, along with a link to the code for the function, if available. -
Resolving references to variables
Variables are denoted in the config file as${<variable-name>}
. When a variable is hovered over, the feature will provide the value of that variable specified in the config file. -
Section titles
The config system is separated by sections such as[training.batcher]
or[components]
. When a section, such as "training" or "components", or subsection, such as "batcher", is hovered over, the feature will provide a description of it, if available.
Validation
*.cfg
validation on open and on save
Version 0.5.0
Version 0.5.0
Pre-release of the VScode spaCy extension.
The extension provides additional tooling and features for working with spaCy's config files. It includes hover descriptions for registry functions, variables, and section names within the config as an installable extension.
🚀 Quickstart
-
Step 1. Download the
.vsix
file from the release -
Step 2. Install a supported version of Python on your system (
>=3.7
) -
Step 3. Install the
Python Extension for Visual Studio Code
-
Step 4. Create a virtual python environment
-
Step 5. Install all python requirements
spaCy >= 3.4.0
pygls >= 1.0.0
-
Step 6. Install spaCy Extension for Visual Studio Code (right-click on the
.vsix
file inside VScode and click oninstall extension
) -
Step 7. Reload your VScode client
-
Step 8. Select your python environment by clicking on the spaCy status bar on the bottom.
- Step 9. You are ready to work with
.cfg
files in spaCy!
🔥 Features
The extension displays additional information on hover for some components and validates the config file on open.
Hover
The hover feature provides three different types of information.
-
The function registry
Functions within the config file are registered within spaCy's registry system. When one of these functions is hovered over, the feature will provide information about the function and its arguments, along with a link to the code for the function, if available. -
Resolving references to variables
Variables are denoted in the config file as${<variable-name>}
. When a variable is hovered over, the feature will provide the value of that variable specified in the config file. -
Section titles
The config system is separated by sections such as[training.batcher]
or[components]
. When a section, such as "training" or "components", or subsection, such as "batcher", is hovered over, the feature will provide a description of it, if available.