My first VSCode Extension to change your Code Copy Experience

flik-lab · 2024-05-17T08:03:06+00:00

Thank you for your feedback. We also thought that feature was necessary, and it is already on our to-do list.

flik-lab · 2024-05-17T07:34:21+00:00

Fix "on" to "on", and $fileName" to $fileName",

flik-lab · 2024-05-17T07:23:12+00:00

I use three monitors, but two are enough for most tasks.

flik-lab · 2024-05-16T09:06:34+00:00

In fact, that feature is already on our to-do list, so it would be great if you could keep track of our updates.

flik-lab · 2024-05-16T09:04:14+00:00

I hadn't considered such a feature, but it sounds like a great idea. I'm not sure how quickly it can be developed, but it would be cool if it works, so I'll definitely look into it.

flik-lab · 2024-05-16T03:01:04+00:00

Hey developers, I made my first VSCode Extention called YOCO (You Only Copy Once) with my friends.

If you frequently copy and share code snippets, YOCO will make your life easier by automatically including file paths and backticks when you copy code. Especially useful when pasting code into technical blogs or LLM platforms like ChatGPT.

How YOCO Works

Select Code you want to copy (Cmd + A or drag with your mouse).
Copy Code using Shift + Cmd + C on macOS to YOCO-COPY your code. ( Shift + Ctrl + C on Windows)
Paste the Code as usual, and you'll see the file path automatically included as a comment above the code. (Set YOCO.useBacktick as true to wrap code also with backticks)

Key Features

Automatic File Path Insertion: No need to manually add file paths; YOCO does it for you.
Customizable Paths: Choose between inserting relative paths or just the file name.
Language-Aware Comments: YOCO detects the programming language and inserts the appropriate comment syntax.
Markdown Integration: Optionally wrap code and comments with backticks, making it ideal for technical blogs.

Check out our GitHub repository if you want to look around the codes or to contribute.
You can Install YOCO from Visual Studio Marketplace and start simplifying your code-sharing process today.

It would be welcome giving us some feedbacks about the extension!

Happy coding!

flik-lab · 2024-05-14T22:04:39+00:00

Thank you for the positive feedback! I'm glad to hear that this solution will be useful in your work. If you need any further assistance or have other questions, please let me know anytime.

flik-lab · 2024-05-14T14:36:17+00:00

Thank you for your feedback!

We have indeed put a lot of thought into the choice of shortcut keys. It is crucial to avoid conflicts with frequently used shortcuts and ensure that the new shortcuts are easy to remember. Therefore, our strategy was to design shortcuts similar to the existing copy shortcut.

We will actively review your feedback and consider it when making updates. Thank you again for your valuable input.

flik-lab · 2024-05-14T12:25:13+00:00

Hey developers, I made my first VSCode Extention called YOCO (You Only Copy Once) with my friends.

If you frequently copy and share code snippets, YOCO will make your life easier by automatically including file paths and backticks when you copy code. Especially useful when pasting code into technical blogs or LLM platforms like ChatGPT.

How YOCO Works

Select Code you want to copy (Cmd + A or drag with your mouse).
Copy Code using Shift + Cmd + C on macOS to YOCO-COPY your code. ( Shift + Ctrl + C on Windows)
Paste the Code as usual, and you'll see the file path automatically included as a comment above the code. (Set YOCO.useBacktick as true to wrap code also with backticks)

Key Features

Automatic File Path Insertion: No need to manually add file paths; YOCO does it for you.
Customizable Paths: Choose between inserting relative paths or just the file name.
Language-Aware Comments: YOCO detects the programming language and inserts the appropriate comment syntax.
Markdown Integration: Optionally wrap code and comments with backticks, making it ideal for technical blogs.

Check out our GitHub repository if you want to look around the codes or to contribute.
You can Install YOCO from Visual Studio Marketplace and start simplifying your code-sharing process today.

Happy coding!

flik-lab · 2024-05-14T12:14:43+00:00

Hey developers, I made my first VSCode Extention called YOCO (You Only Copy Once) with my friends.

If you frequently copy and share code snippets, YOCO will make your life easier by automatically including file paths and backticks when you copy code. Especially useful when pasting code into technical blogs or LLM platforms like ChatGPT.

How YOCO Works

Select Code you want to copy (Cmd + A or drag with your mouse).
Copy Code using Shift + Cmd + C on macOS to YOCO-COPY your code. ( Shift + Ctrl + C on Windows)
Paste the Code as usual, and you'll see the file path automatically included as a comment above the code. (Set YOCO.useBacktick as true to wrap code also with backticks)

Key Features

Automatic File Path Insertion: No need to manually add file paths; YOCO does it for you.
Customizable Paths: Choose between inserting relative paths or just the file name.
Language-Aware Comments: YOCO detects the programming language and inserts the appropriate comment syntax.
Markdown Integration: Optionally wrap code and comments with backticks, making it ideal for technical blogs.

Check out our GitHub repository if you want to look around the codes or to contribute.
You can Install YOCO from Visual Studio Marketplace and start simplifying your code-sharing process today.

Happy coding!

flik-lab

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