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# VSCode Extension Manager
This tool assists in publishing Visual Studio Code extensions.
[**Documentation**](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-extensionbuilders/blob/master/docs/tools/vscecli.md)
## Usage
First, install using npm:
```
npm install -g vsce
```
Then, `cd` to your extension's directory.
It is good practice to list the files that will be included in your extension's
package, before you actually publish:
```
$ vsce ls
hello.js
package.json
```
Publish away:
```
$ vsce publish
Publishing uuid@0.0.1...
Successfully published uuid@0.0.1!
```

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# README
>**Important:** Once installed the checker will only update if you add the setting `"spellMD.enable": true` to your `.vscode\settings.json` file.
This README covers off:
* [Functionality](#functionality)
* [Install](#install)
* [Run and Configure](#run-and-configure)
* [Known Issues/Bugs](#known-issuesbugs)
* [Backlog](#backlog)
* [How to Debug](#how-to-debug)
# Functionality
Load up a Markdown file and get highlights and hovers for existing issues. Checking will occur as you type in the document.
![Underscores and hovers](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-SpellMD/raw/master/images/SpellMDDemo1.gif)
The status bar lets you quickly navigate to any issue and you can see all positions in the gutter.
![Jump to issues](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-SpellMD/raw/master/images/SpellMDDemo2.gif)
The `spellMD.json` config file is watched so you can add more ignores or change mappings at will.
![Add to dictionary](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-SpellMD/raw/master/images/SpellMDDemo3.gif)
# Install
This extension is published in the VS Code Gallery. So simply hit 'F1' and type 'ext inst' from there select `SpellMD` and follow instructions.
To clone the extension and load locally...
```
git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-SpellMD.git
npm install
tsc
```
>**Note:** TypeScript 1.6 or higher is required you can check with `tsc -v` and if you need to upgrade then run `npm install -g typescript`.
Copy the extension folder into user settings.
Depending on your platform, this folder is located here:
* **Windows** `%USERPROFILE%\.vscode\extensions`
* **Mac** `$HOME/.vscode/extensions`
* **Linux** `$HOME/.vscode/extensions`
# Run and Configure
## Enable via Config setting
Add the following setting to your WorkSpace [or User] settings:
```json
"spellMD.enable": true,
```
## Open a Markdown file
Then open any Markdown file and BOOM.
## Configure
The plug-in supports and watches a config file. This should go in the `.vscode` directory and needs to be called `spellMD.json`. This file has the following sections:
* **version** incase I change the format
* **ignoreWordsList** an array of strings that represents words not to check
* **mistakeTypeToStatus** we detect many error types and this is how they map to VS Code severities
* **replaceRegExp** this is an arry of RegExps represented as strings for pre-parsing the doc e.g. removing code blocks
> **Tip:** you need to convert any `\` from the RegExp to a `\\\\` sequence for the JSON to parse.
Here is an example file...
```json
{
"version": "0.1.0",
"ignoreWordsList": [
"IntelliSense", "project.json", "nodejs", "transpiled", "ASPNET"
],
"mistakeTypeToStatus": {
"Passive voice": "Info",
"Spelling": "Error",
"Complex Expression": "Info",
"Hidden Verbs": "Info",
"Hyphen Required": "Error",
"Did you mean...": "Info",
"Repeated Word": "Error",
"Missing apostrophe": "Error",
"Redundant Expression": "Info",
"Cliches": "Warn",
"Missing Word": "Warn",
"Make I uppercase": "Error"
},
"replaceRegExp": [
"/^((`{3}\\\\s*)(\\\\w+)?(\\\\s*([\\\\w\\\\W]+?)\\\\n*)\\\\2)\\\\n*(?:[^\\\\S\\\\w\\\\s]|$)/gm",
"/\\\\]\\\\(([^\\\\)]+)\\\\)/g"
]
}
```
# Backlog
Here are some ideas - fell free to add more.
1. Let the user act on the suggestions e.g. a right-click or `Alt+S` opens command palette with suggestions, selection replaces.
2. Include the Text Tools extension w/ this i.e. WordCount, HTMLEncode etc
3. On project open check every file in the background
1. Have an `excludeFilesList` in the options
2. Suppress some types of issue completely i.e. don't report `Cliches` less noise in the list
4. Provide an action to add a word to the dictionary e.g. `Alt+A`
1. Automatically create a spellMD.json file when a user adds a word
2. When adding a word also add plurals/sentence case etc
# Debug This Code
Run this command in the directory w/ markdown files to check.
```
code --debugLanguageWorker=* --extensionDevelopmentPath="c:\src\vscode-SpellMD" .
```
Then open `VS Code` in the project directory and `Attach` to the running process.

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# VSCode Extension Manager
This tool assists in publishing Visual Studio Code extensions.
[**Documentation**](vscode-extensionbuilders/blob/master/docs/tools/vscecli.md)
## Usage
First, install using npm:
```
npm install -g vsce
```
Then, `cd` to your extension's directory.
It is good practice to list the files that will be included in your extension's
package, before you actually publish:
```
$ vsce ls
hello.js
package.json
```
Publish away:
```
$ vsce publish
Publishing uuid@0.0.1...
Successfully published uuid@0.0.1!
```

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# README
>**Important:** Once installed the checker will only update if you add the setting `"spellMD.enable": true` to your `.vscode\settings.json` file.
This README covers off:
* [Functionality](#functionality)
* [Install](#install)
* [Run and Configure](#run-and-configure)
* [Known Issues/Bugs](#known-issuesbugs)
* [Backlog](#backlog)
* [How to Debug](#how-to-debug)
# Functionality
Load up a Markdown file and get highlights and hovers for existing issues. Checking will occur as you type in the document.
![Underscores and hovers](/images/SpellMDDemo1.gif)
The status bar lets you quickly navigate to any issue and you can see all positions in the gutter.
![Jump to issues](/images/SpellMDDemo2.gif)
The `spellMD.json` config file is watched so you can add more ignores or change mappings at will.
![Add to dictionary](/images/SpellMDDemo3.gif)
# Install
This extension is published in the VS Code Gallery. So simply hit 'F1' and type 'ext inst' from there select `SpellMD` and follow instructions.
To clone the extension and load locally...
```
git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-SpellMD.git
npm install
tsc
```
>**Note:** TypeScript 1.6 or higher is required you can check with `tsc -v` and if you need to upgrade then run `npm install -g typescript`.
Copy the extension folder into user settings.
Depending on your platform, this folder is located here:
* **Windows** `%USERPROFILE%\.vscode\extensions`
* **Mac** `$HOME/.vscode/extensions`
* **Linux** `$HOME/.vscode/extensions`
# Run and Configure
## Enable via Config setting
Add the following setting to your WorkSpace [or User] settings:
```json
"spellMD.enable": true,
```
## Open a Markdown file
Then open any Markdown file and BOOM.
## Configure
The plug-in supports and watches a config file. This should go in the `.vscode` directory and needs to be called `spellMD.json`. This file has the following sections:
* **version** incase I change the format
* **ignoreWordsList** an array of strings that represents words not to check
* **mistakeTypeToStatus** we detect many error types and this is how they map to VS Code severities
* **replaceRegExp** this is an arry of RegExps represented as strings for pre-parsing the doc e.g. removing code blocks
> **Tip:** you need to convert any `\` from the RegExp to a `\\\\` sequence for the JSON to parse.
Here is an example file...
```json
{
"version": "0.1.0",
"ignoreWordsList": [
"IntelliSense", "project.json", "nodejs", "transpiled", "ASPNET"
],
"mistakeTypeToStatus": {
"Passive voice": "Info",
"Spelling": "Error",
"Complex Expression": "Info",
"Hidden Verbs": "Info",
"Hyphen Required": "Error",
"Did you mean...": "Info",
"Repeated Word": "Error",
"Missing apostrophe": "Error",
"Redundant Expression": "Info",
"Cliches": "Warn",
"Missing Word": "Warn",
"Make I uppercase": "Error"
},
"replaceRegExp": [
"/^((`{3}\\\\s*)(\\\\w+)?(\\\\s*([\\\\w\\\\W]+?)\\\\n*)\\\\2)\\\\n*(?:[^\\\\S\\\\w\\\\s]|$)/gm",
"/\\\\]\\\\(([^\\\\)]+)\\\\)/g"
]
}
```
# Backlog
Here are some ideas - fell free to add more.
1. Let the user act on the suggestions e.g. a right-click or `Alt+S` opens command palette with suggestions, selection replaces.
2. Include the Text Tools extension w/ this i.e. WordCount, HTMLEncode etc
3. On project open check every file in the background
1. Have an `excludeFilesList` in the options
2. Suppress some types of issue completely i.e. don't report `Cliches` less noise in the list
4. Provide an action to add a word to the dictionary e.g. `Alt+A`
1. Automatically create a spellMD.json file when a user adds a word
2. When adding a word also add plurals/sentence case etc
# Debug This Code
Run this command in the directory w/ markdown files to check.
```
code --debugLanguageWorker=* --extensionDevelopmentPath="c:\src\vscode-SpellMD" .
```
Then open `VS Code` in the project directory and `Attach` to the running process.

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import * as assert from 'assert';
import { parseString } from 'xml2js';
import * as denodeify from 'denodeify';
import * as util from '../util';
const readFile = denodeify<string, string, string>(fs.readFile);
const parseXml = denodeify<string,any>(parseString);
const fixture = name => path.join(__dirname, 'fixtures', name);
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});
});
});
describe('readmeMassaging', () => {
it('should prepand links', () => {
return util.massageMarkdownLinks(path.join(process.cwd(), '/src/test/assets/relativeLinks1.md'), 'https://github.com/Microsoft/')
.then(result => readFile(path.join(process.cwd(), '/src/test/assets/absoluteLinks1.md'), 'utf-8')
.then(expected => {
assert.equal(result, expected);
})
);
});
it('should prepand links 2', () => {
return util.massageMarkdownLinks(path.join(process.cwd(), '/src/test/assets/relativeLinks2.md'), 'https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-SpellMD/raw/master/')
.then(result => readFile(path.join(process.cwd(), '/src/test/assets/absoluteLinks2.md'), 'utf-8')
.then(expected => {
assert.equal(result, expected);
})
);
});
});

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import { assign } from 'lodash';
import * as _read from 'read';
import * as fs from 'fs';
import * as path from 'path';
import { WebApi, getBasicHandler } from 'vso-node-api/WebApi';
import { IGalleryApi, IQGalleryApi } from 'vso-node-api/GalleryApi';
import * as denodeify from 'denodeify';
import urljoin = require('url-join');
const readFile = denodeify<string, string, string>(fs.readFile);
export function fatal<T>(message: any, ...args: any[]): Promise<T> {
if (message instanceof Error) {
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export function normalize(path: string): string {
return path.replace(/\\/g, '/');
}
export function massageMarkdownLinks(pathToMarkdown: string, prefix: string): Promise<string> {
return readFile(pathToMarkdown, 'utf8').then(markdown => markdown.replace(/\[[^\[]+\]\(([^\)]+)\)/g, (titleAndLink, link) =>
titleAndLink.replace(link, prepandRelativeLink(link, prefix))
));
}
function prepandRelativeLink(link: string, prefix: string): string {
// Prepand only relative links, also ignore links to the sections in markdown (they contain #).
return /^(?:\w+:)\/\//.test(link) || link.indexOf('#') !== -1 ? link : urljoin(prefix, link);
}