Terramate VSCode Extension
This is the official Terramate extension for Visual Studio Code editor.
If you are new to Terramate, this article provides an overview of the project and how it improves the Terraform workflow.
Getting started
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Step 1: Install the Terramate Language Server.
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Step 2: Install the Terramate Extension for VSCode or search for
Terramatein the VSCode Extensions Panel (CTRL+SHIFT+X).
If you have installed the terramate-ls in an arbitrary path (not in PATH env)
you can configure where the extension should look up for the binary using the
setting terramate.languageServer.binPath in
settings.json.
- Step 3: To activate the extension, open any folder or VS Code workspace
containing Terramate files. Any
.tmor.tm.hclfile open will have the "Language mode" set toTerramate.
If you have *.hcl associated with other extension (eg.: terraform) you can
add a specific file association for terramate in the Settings -> Text Editor -> Files -> Associations
or directly updating/adding the files.associations in the settings.json:
"files.associations": {
"*.tm.hcl": "terramate"
}
Contributing
In order to contribute to this project, first have a look in the Terramate Contributing Guide as the same workflow applies here.
For a technical contributing guide specific to this extension, check the CONTRIBUTING.md documentation.