Open GitHub in IDE
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CRX ID
bmifnnfmccmleigpaolofacllndmfned
Status
- Live on Store
Description from extension meta
Open GitHub files links in your IDE
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Description from store
This extension allows you to open files in your IDE directly from GitHub, assuming the repository you are working on is cloned on your computer. When a fragment of a file is displayed, your IDE opens the file and puts the cursor at the desired line.
Supported IDEs:
- VS Code
- VSCodium
- VS Code Insiders
- PhpStorm
- IntelliJ IDEA
- Any JetBrains editor (using built-in web server)
- WebStorm (not tested yet)
- GoLand
- CLion
WSL with the Ubuntu distribution is also supported on VS Code, VSCodium and VS Code Insiders for Windows.
Feel free to open an issue on GitHub if you detect a bug or a missing feature!
Latest reviews
- David K.
- it works good, but it would be awesome to have multiple icons (chekbox for IDE settings instead of radio) so i can open something quick in Vscode, other things in webstorm, intellij idea, android studio depending on the project or file types etc.
- Jérôme Tamarelle
- Good extension, but unfortunately the PHPStorm button is displayed over the line number in a PR. I cannot share a permalink with this extension enbled. I'd prefer the button to be in the context menu.
- Jérôme Tamarelle
- Good extension, but unfortunately the PHPStorm button is displayed over the line number in a PR. I cannot share a permalink with this extension enbled. I'd prefer the button to be in the context menu.
- Pusheen
- How to use this?
- Pusheen
- How to use this?
- Lindsey K
- Really love this useful extension! I use it on my Windows machine with Chrome and have used with Opera as well. Great job!
- Lindsey K
- Really love this useful extension! I use it on my Windows machine with Chrome and have used with Opera as well. Great job!
- Igor Leahu
- works really well on a mac, with WebStorm
- Igor Leahu
- works really well on a mac, with WebStorm
- Darga Darga
- Perfect, thank you! FYI you have to use a path like `Users/[username]/dev`, not `~/dev`
- Anonymous
- So confortable to use this extension during code review