tldraw/vscode/README.md
Francois Laberge a95b581e07
Prepare for Publishing VS Code Extension (#227)
* Changed Wardlt use back to Tldraw. Added some VS Code marketplace categories

* Missed removing one Wardlt mention

* Initial support for esbuild based vscode extension workflow.

* Hacky start of vs code extension build script

* Fixed categories of extension

* Added script for generating VS Code extension installer

* Temp fix for file format change affecting VS Code extension

* Temp fix for file format change issue

* Cleanup, prevent changes from saving pagestates

* Remove logic around saving pageState

* standardize capitalization

* v0.1.8

* Edit readme, scripts

* Update .eslintignore

* v0.1.9

* v0.1.10

* cleans up build scripts, adds publishing notes

* Added VS Code extension implementation references links. start:vscode now auto opens the extension folder in VS Code

* Removed step from VS Code README to manually open the extensions folder

* Removed file

* v0.1.11

* v0.1.12

* Fix empty file

* v0.1.13

* README cleanup

* v0.1.14

* Update TLDrawEditorProvider.ts

* v0.1.15

* Fix types for file extension (sort of) build script for extension

Co-authored-by: Steve Ruiz <steveruizok@gmail.com>
2021-11-10 15:35:51 +00:00

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@tldraw/vscode

This folder contains the source for the tldraw VS Code extension.

Developing

1. Install dependencies

  • Run yarn from the root folder

2. Build @tldraw/tldraw

  • Run yarn build:packages from the root folder.

3. Start the editor

In the root folder:

  • Run yarn start:vscode.

This will start the development server for the vscode/editor project and open the vscode/extension folder in a new window.

In the vscode/extension window, open the terminal and run:

  • Install dependencies (yarn)
  • Start the VS Code debugger (Menu > Run > Start Debugging)

Open a .tldr file or create a new .tldr file from the command palette.

Publishing

To publish, chat with the team on the Discord channel.

  • Install vsce globally
  • Run vsce login tldraw-org and sign in

In the vscode/extension folder:

  • Run yarn vscode:publish

References