Following instructions installed clipboardy 3.0.0, which when run result in an error. I had to install the specific version 2.3.0 for the extension to run correctly
There are three ways basically. 1) You can git clone the repository into said extensions folder and in install all libraries with npm or yarn. 2) You can compile it to a vsix file and install it from that file. 3) Publish it to the marketplace. You need to create an Azure account. It's a bit complicated, but of course there is a video for that as well: ruclips.net/video/q5V4T3o3CXE/видео.html
Great. Exactly the right length,pace and detail to get me keen to try it myself and then go and learn some more. Thanks
This video was unexpectedly informative for a 20 minute tutorial
Well done
Wonderful tutorial mate. Just what I was looking for. Thanks a ton.
Very helpful. Clear instructions, great pacing. Thanks very much
Thank you. Very informative
thank you so much, Evan!
thanks man
Following instructions installed clipboardy 3.0.0, which when run result in an error. I had to install the specific version 2.3.0 for the extension to run correctly
The extension did not work for me it didn't give the code snippet
The only thing, i felt is that, you missed the main part, "How to share it with the world"
There are three ways basically. 1) You can git clone the repository into said extensions folder and in install all libraries with npm or yarn. 2) You can compile it to a vsix file and install it from that file. 3) Publish it to the marketplace. You need to create an Azure account. It's a bit complicated, but of course there is a video for that as well: ruclips.net/video/q5V4T3o3CXE/видео.html
Instead of clipboardy.write(....) which was raising an error, I used clipboardy.text = editor.document.getText();