I have created several extensions for the popular code editor Visiual Studio Code. Particularly, extensions which work on web environments such as github.dev and vscode.dev. I would like to share them all, but I don't have enough pins on my profile page. So, I have listed them all here.
The extensions I am most proud of are for viewing binary files. By far the most annoying error I encounter is this one. It means that nobody has taken time to develop a secure, built-in editor. So, I took it upon myself to make binary file viewers for web users. Below the screenshot are listings of my binary file viewers.
This extension provides an editor for viewing the files inside of zip files, commands for unzipping them, as well as creating zip files from folders. Also works on renamed zip files such as .jar, .vsix, .mcaddon, etc.
This extension also now works with gzip compressed files.
This extension provides an editor for pdf files that displays the pages of the file as a series of images.
This extension uses the npm package docx-preview to render docx files. I did very little work to make this extension work; I mostly just created a framework for the library to work in.
Font Preview, based on the Windows Font Viewer, shows a preview of what a font file looks like so you don't have to download and install it to check.
While most of my extensions are for dealing with binary files, here are the ones that are for other purposes.
This extension provides a grammar for .lang files to make them more readable.
This extension provides a grammar for Minecraft's configuration files to make them more readable. It also provider hover information detailing what each option does.
