Closed ghost closed 8 years ago
That would be a feature for yeoman. This is only a UI wrapper for Visual Studio Code which uses the yeoman
apis in the background.
What happens if you npm link
your generator locally? My best guess is that it should pop up when running yo
in the terminal? If that is the case, but it's not popping up in VS Code, try restarting the Code editor. If it's still not popping up, issue might be related with https://github.com/SamVerschueren/vscode-yo/issues/25
When i link it in the terminal it doesn't show up , restarted now to check , didn't work. When i run yo in terminal it doesn't show up either so it is an issue for yeoman in general . cheers
Woops .. I had to have the name of the folder prefixed with generator-
my bad
This is primarily for development purposes. Setting
npm link
to a local working directory allows for local development . Would be nice to be able to do something likeyo link c:/foo/foobar/fooprojectdir
and then when you goyo
again the local yeoman project would be available.