Interested in helping VS Notes?

[patleeman]

It seems like VS Notes has been growing pretty steadily and more and more people are using it. Unfortunately I haven't been giving it much time or using it much myself. If anyone is willing to join me in maintaining this extension please let me know!

[michaelgenesini]

Hi @patleeman, I'm interested in helping VS Note!

[patleeman]

Awesome! Thanks @michaelgenesini! I sent you a collaborator invite.

[wolfhoundjesse]

I want to help!

[patleeman]

Awesome! Thank you @wolfhoundjesse! I'll add you to the repo.

[casonadams]

@patleeman I'd love to help out. Is there any documentation on how to develop?

[wolfhoundjesse]

The recent release of VS Code 1.31.0 included updated documentation and examples for the extensions APIs.

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[jozefs]

I'd like to help as well. There are a few features I'd like to add, some of which have been discussed already. Before making any functional changes, I'd like to significantly refactor the code so that it is more testable. I've started by refactoring/rewriting the note parsing code and adding tests for it. Progress of this can be seen in the master branch of my fork. I'm happy to hear any feedback.

[canpolat]

@jozefs Your master branch looks refreshing really. What is the best way to build and install it locally?

[jozefs]

@canpolat Thank you! The steps are roughly:

npm ci
npm install -g vsce
vsce package

This will generate a vsix file that can be manually installed into VSCode. The latest version can also be downloaded from Releases. Feel free to open an issue in my fork if you need any further help.