Reputation:
How to install extensions through cmd.exe/command prompt
or command line interface
in visual studio code please giv some example for better clearity and understanding and also how do i change the integrated terminal for eg i have cmder i want to change to it i have seen the preference file but i got confused
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Reputation: 964
From powershell, assuming default install dirs:
& "C:\Program Files\Microsoft VS Code\bin\code" --install-extension [extension publisher].[extension name]
So, for example, to install the Intant Markdown previewer made by David Bankier, we look in VSCOde and see that the fully resolved name is dbankier.vscode-instant-markdown
.
So we execute
& "C:\Program Files\Microsoft VS Code\bin\code" --install-extension dbankier.vscode-instant-markdown
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 1186
Maybe this will help you. Visual studio has a built in console in the form of "package manager console". You can use this for installing packages and other command-line things related to Visual Studio. It's in the UI at the bottom, all you need to do is look for it.
Otherwise, Visual Studio also includes a special version of the command prompt as a separate application, which you can use to run operations specific to Visual Studio. This is located in the same portion of the Start Menu in Windows as the rest of the Visual Studio applications.
Other than that, here are the links to the top two google search results for the exact question in your title:
Managing Extensions in Visual Studio Code
It seems to me Microsoft has provided some pretty solid documentation here. Please provide more information about what you have tried if these things are not enough.
Upvotes: 4