Open the current project or file in github.com.
There are many other extensions for doing this, but they either didn't work well for me or they provided too few/many functionalities.
- Clone this repo
npm install
(don't try to usepnpm
; it will break later steps)pnpm add -g @vscode/vsce
rm -f *.vsix
vsce package
code --install-extension "$(ls *.vsix)"
- You're done!
It adds 19 commands to the command palette:
'Open in GitHub: Project' // Open the current project in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Repository' // Open the current repository in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: File' // Open the current file in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: File Blame' // Open the current file's blame in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: File History' // Open the current file's history in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: File Permalink' // Open the current file's permalink in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Issues' // Open the current project's issues in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Pull Requests' // Open the current project's pull requests in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Releases' // Open the current project's releases in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Tags' // Open the current project's tags in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Actions' // Open the current project's actions in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Commits' // Open the current project's commits in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Projects' // Open the current project's projects in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Security' // Open the current project's security in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Insights' // Open the current project's insights in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Wiki' // Open the current project's wiki in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Settings' // Open the current project's settings in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Copy File Link' // Copy the current file's link to GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Copy File Permalink' // Copy the current file's permalink to GitHub
{
"openInGitHub.github.protocol": "https", // Custom URL protocol
"openInGitHub.github.domain": "github.com", // Custom GitHub domain
"openInGitHub.remote.name": "origin", // Name of the remote repository
"openInGitHub.remote.branch": "master", // Name of the remote branch
"openInGitHub.useLocalDomain": true, // Use the local domain instead of the fixed github domain
"openInGitHub.useLocalBranch": true, // Use the local branch instead of the fixed remote branch
"openInGitHub.useLocalRange": true, // Highlight the local selection range, if there's one
"openInGitHub.useLocalLine": false // Highlight the local line if there's no selection range
}
MIT © Fabio Spampinato