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* Start of vscode extension. Current code is copy/paste from custom editor samples from Microsoft. We need to evaluate if using their text based customer editor or full on new custom editor is the way to go * Not sure how I missed these files. Adding them * Have a custom editor triggering off of .tldr files. Added gitignores for generated folder. Have iframed tldraw loading and security policies set to do so * Can now load a .tldr file. No saving support yet. Load times are slow, mostly from editor loading up I think * Have temporary solution for saving working now too. * Missed af ile * Backing up progress in syncing tldraw editor history changes * Removed console * ... * ... * Cleanup * Have save working well now. * Moved extension into 'integrations' folder * Trying out WebviewPanelOptions.retainContextWhenHidden=true and it's looking promising * Some cleanup * Trying out new @tldraw/editor module * Have prototype loading using new embedded editor * ... * Shaved off 1 second from editor loadtime * Got save working again. Had to manually fixuppreviously created .tldr files as the format changed a bit * More tuning * Starting work to get new tldraw/tldraw working. * Added example tldr files to vscode package * Removed old editor package * Have onChange working with latest fix. Back to iframed for a few mom * Fixed up .tldr files * Have iframe free extension working, but requiring hand crafted building * ... * Better handling of empty .tldr files. Still an issue with freshly created files trying to save as .js or .json * Thoroughly added comments for the extension code. Need to add diagrams though and now will document/comment/diagram the editor src code * Added comments to all of the editor side of the VS Code Extension. Also cleaned up the code * More cleanup of VS Code Extension code and have script automating generating the initial webview's html content from the cra editor static build * Tweaks to watch logic * Improved scripts for publishing to VS Code Marketplace * Improved name * Made the smiley angry * Reverted * Turned smiley mad * Turned smiley mad * Made smiley sad * Have a lot of plumbing working for Github codespaces and github.dev support * Imported new tldraw vs code extension code. Added instructions for workflows * Quick fix * Fix for corrupted arrows files * Updated editor build step to new location * Merge branch 'main' into vscode-extension-v1, add local file updating * Update App.tsx * Cleanup, bumped to 0.0.124 @tldraw/tdlraw and published a 0.10.0 version of hte extension * Added Trello/Kanban style file * Finished video * brings up to date * Fix scripts * Update README.md * Update .babelrc Co-authored-by: Steve Ruiz <steveruizok@gmail.com> |
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Wardlt
This is an awesome sketch/diagramming extension for making doodles and diagrams of system. It allows you to naturally create informal but legible diagrams, designed to be version controlled along side your code.
Features
- Hand drawn style
- Built in shapes like rectangles and ovals
- Add text elements
- Has smart arrows that support smart connecting between shapes/text for easy to make flow charts.
- Supports dashed strokes on all shapes.
Usage
Create a new file by either creating a blank .tldr file or by using the provided command: "Tldraw: Create a new .tldr file".