Closed Confectrician closed 6 years ago
Fantastic idea! I was thinking of mentioning vscode-tree-view extension too, as it's recommended for people using openHAB extension anyway :)
The extensions for contributions are a different beast, though.
Note that all tools needed for the development are in theory stored in devDependencies
section in package.json
file.
So whoever wants to dive into the development, should perofm a npm i
or npm install
in the project folder anyway. It then downloads all the packages in the world to make your development pleasant :-)
vscode offers a way to store so called "recommended" extensions. You can install all recommended extension with one task through a popup, which is displayed after cloning/opening the repo in vscode.
We could add recommended extension for contributing to vscode, like tslint which i didn't know about until @kubawolanin tolde me about in a pull request conversation.
Further reading: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/extension-gallery#_workspace-recommended-extensions