VSCode-Anywhere
  • Introduction
  • Installation
    • Requirements
      • Windows requirements
      • Linux requirements
      • MacOS requirements
    • Quickstart
    • Advanced
      • Windows installation
      • Linux installation
      • MacOS installation
  • Modules
    • Module installation
    • Module update
    • Module settings
      • Global settings
        • brew settings
        • chocolatey settings
        • env settings
        • msys2 settings
        • nix settings
        • scoop settings
        • vscode settings
        • zeal settings
    • Modules list
      • Ansible
      • Bash
      • C / C++
      • C#
      • Custom
      • Deepcode
      • Docker
      • Fonts
      • Git
      • Go
      • HTML
      • Java
      • JavaScript / TypeScript
      • Markdown
      • Perl
      • PHP
      • Platformio
      • PowerShell
      • Puppet
      • Python2
      • Python3
      • Remote
      • Rest
      • ReStructuredText
      • Ruby
      • Saltstack
      • VSCode
    • Custom modules
  • Structure
    • apps
    • conf
      • saltstack
        • conf-offline
        • conf
        • pillar
        • states
    • tools
      • env
      • install
      • link
      • update
      • vscode
      • vscode-anywhere
  • Tutorials
    • Youtube tutorials
  • Release notes
    • V2
      • V2.0.0
    • V1
  • FAQ
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  • About
  • Installation
  • Requirements
  • VSCode
  • VSCode extensions
  • VSCode settings
  • VSCode keybindings
  • Software
  • Documentation
  • VSCode-Anywhere
  • Environment
  • Specific settings

Was this helpful?

  1. Modules
  2. Modules list

ReStructuredText

RST

PreviousRestNextRuby

Last updated 4 years ago

Was this helpful?

About

is a file format for textual data used primarily in the Python programming language community for technical documentation.

Installation

Change enable from False to True in the restructuredtext section (cf ).

vscode-anywhere:
    restructuredtext:
        enabled: True
    python3:
        enabled: True

You can also take a look at the .

Requirements

This module requires to have the module enabled.

VSCode

VSCode extensions

lextudio.restructuredtext

VSCode settings

VSCode keybindings

Software

No software.

Documentation

No documentation.

VSCode-Anywhere

Environment

No environment.

Specific settings

pip

  • Global:

vscode-anywhere:
  restructuredtext:
    enabled: True
    pip:
      opts:
        global: {}
        install:
          upgrade: False
        update:
          upgrade: True
        uninstall: {}
      pkgs:
        docutils:
          enabled: True
          version: null
          opts:
            install: {}
            update: {}
            uninstall: {}
        sphinx:
          enabled: True
          version: null
          opts:
            install: {}
            update: {}
            uninstall: {}
        sphinx-autobuild:
          enabled: True
          version: null
          opts:
            install: {}
            update: {}
            uninstall: {}
        doc8:
          enabled: True
          version: null
          opts:
            install: {}
            update: {}
            uninstall: {}
  • Windows:

vscode-anywhere:
  restructuredtext:
    enabled: True
    pip:
      opts:
        global:
          bin_env: C:\VSCode-Anywhere\apps\scoop\apps\python\current\Scripts\pip.exe

Assuming you have installed in the default directory C:\VSCode-Anywhere.

  • Linux:

vscode-anywhere:
  restructuredtext:
    enabled: True
    pip:
      opts:
        global:
          bin_env: /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/bin/pip3

This provides rich reStructuredText language support for Visual Studio Code. Now you write reStructuredText scripts using the excellent IDE-like interface that VS Code provides.

No .

No .

Same pip settings usage as .

extension
settings
keybindings
reStructuredText
module installation
VSCode-Anywhere restructuredtext module configuration
python3
ython3
p