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Similar to #172, but hopefully easier to support? https://coder.com allows you to spawn a code-server which works with most marketplace extensions. You can see in the screenshot that both extensions are enabled!
The only challenge is, the preview pane is blank. Presumably, this is because the ports used for previewing are not exposed in the workspace provision. Unfortunately, this area is not my expertise, so I'm not sure if I am missing an obvious solution. Is there a simple way to know ahead of time which ports will be used for the preview, and somehow expose them to the coder workspace?
This would go a very long way toward remotely-accessible typst previewing 🙂
To reproduce:
Install coder
Run coder server, which will provide a listener on localhost:3000
Navigate to localhost:3000 and create an account (it's only stored in a local postgres)
Create a Docker template from their starter templates and "create a workspace" from that docker template
In the workspace, select "code-server"
Install the vscode extensions, create some typ file contents, and select the "preview" option.
Note that the PDF compiler from tinymist works without any issues.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Similar to #172, but hopefully easier to support? https://coder.com allows you to spawn a
code-server
which works with most marketplace extensions. You can see in the screenshot that both extensions are enabled!The only challenge is, the preview pane is blank. Presumably, this is because the ports used for previewing are not exposed in the workspace provision. Unfortunately, this area is not my expertise, so I'm not sure if I am missing an obvious solution. Is there a simple way to know ahead of time which ports will be used for the preview, and somehow expose them to the coder workspace?
This would go a very long way toward remotely-accessible typst previewing 🙂
To reproduce:
coder
coder server
, which will provide a listener on localhost:3000typ
file contents, and select the "preview" option.Note that the PDF compiler from tinymist works without any issues.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: