vscode settings

Allow managing vscode.

extensions

extensions allow to manage the VSCode extensions.

You need to specify the name of the extensions to install.

For each extension you can specify the following arguments:

• enabled: True to install or False to ignore (default to False)

• version: specify the version to install (default to null). If null the latest version will be installed

• settings: set VSCode settings only if this extension is enabled

• keybindings: set VSCode keybindings only if this extension is enabled

Simple example, in the vscode-anywhere.sls file to ask to install settings in the python3 module with the extensions ms-pyright.pyrighr and keybindings with the extension alefragnani.Bookmarks:

vscode-anywhere:
    python3:
        enabled: True
        vscode:
            extensions:
                ms-python.python:
                    enabled: True
                    version: null
                VisualStudioExptTeam.vscodeintellicode:
                    enabled: True
                    version: null
                ms-pyright.pyright:
                    enabled: True
                    version: null
                    settings:
                        pyright.disableLanguageServices: True
                alefragnani.Bookmarks:
                    enabled: True
                    version: null
                    keybindings:
                       - key: alt+l
                         command: bookmarks.toggle
                         when: editorTextFocus

If the 2 extensions ms-pyright.pyrighr and alefragnani.Bookmarks are set to enabled: False then no keybindings or settings will be applied. But reverts the value from True to False will not remove the settings or keybindings already applied.

settings

Manage VSCode settings in VSCode.

You need to specify the name of the settings and their values.

A simple example to set settings globally for the python3 module:

vscode-anywhere:
    python3:
        enabled: True
        vscode:
            settings:
                code-runner.executorMap.python: $pythonPath -u $fullFileName
                python.linting.pylintEnabled: False
                python.linting.flake8Enabled: True
                python.linting.flake8Args:
                    - --max-line-length=88
                python.linting.enabled: True
                python.jediEnabled: False
                python.autoComplete.addBrackets: True
                python.formatting.provider: black
                python.workspaceSymbols.ctagsPath: {{ salt['grains.get']('vscode-anywhere:apps:path') | path_join('scoop', 'apps', 'ctags', 'current', 'ctags.exe') }}

In this example, jinja is used for python.workspaceSymbols.ctagsPath.

Custom grains are set inside the grains file.

keybindings

Manage VSCode keybindings in VSCode.

Keybinds is an array with the followings values:

• key: a key that describes the pressed keys

• command a command containing the identifier of the command to execute

• when: an optional when clause containing a boolean expression that will be evaluated depending on the current context

A simple example to set keybindings globally for the python3 module:

python3:
    enabled: True
    vscode:
        keybindings:
            alefragnani.Bookmarks:
                enabled: True
                version: null
                keybindings:
                  - key: alt+l
                    command: bookmarks.toggle
                    when: editorTextFocus

This is just an illustrative example and no keybindings are set inside the python3 module.