Is there a document formatter extension for Solidity files within visual studio code?
I am used to formatting my code by using the (Ctrl + Shift + i) keyboard shortcut. However, when I use the same shortcut for solidity code (with .sol extension) I get a notification telling me 'There is no document formatter for solidity files installed'. Does anyone know of an extension that can do the job?
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:49
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I am used to formatting my code by using the (Ctrl + Shift + i) keyboard shortcut. However, when I use the same shortcut for solidity code (with .sol extension) I get a notification telling me 'There is no document formatter for solidity files installed'. Does anyone know of an extension that can do the job?
visual-studio-code solidity
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:49
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I am used to formatting my code by using the (Ctrl + Shift + i) keyboard shortcut. However, when I use the same shortcut for solidity code (with .sol extension) I get a notification telling me 'There is no document formatter for solidity files installed'. Does anyone know of an extension that can do the job?
visual-studio-code solidity
asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:49
faint-hearted-foolfaint-hearted-fool
63
I am used to formatting my code by using the (Ctrl + Shift + i) keyboard shortcut. However, when I use the same shortcut for solidity code (with .sol extension) I get a notification telling me 'There is no document formatter for solidity files installed'. Does anyone know of an extension that can do the job?
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:49
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 8:49
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These are the two visual studio integrations listed in the solidity documentation.
- Visual Studio Extension
- Visual Studio Code extension
I dont use visual studio so i dont know if its exactly what you are looking for but maybe it helps.
EDIT: I've been using VS and the solidity extension recommended is: Visual Studio Code extension
The extension provides:
Syntax highlighting
Snippets
Compilation of the current contract (Press F1 Solidity : Compile Current Solidity Contract), or F5
- Compilation of all the contracts (Press F1 Solidity : Compile all Solidity Contracts), or Ctrl+F5 / Cmd+F5
- Code completion for all contracts / libraries in the current file and all referenced imports
- Default project structure (solidity files needs to be in the 'src' directory, and libraries in the 'lib' directory). Libraries will follow the same structure.
- Compilation supporting EIP82 (dappfile and dependency packages)
- Support for different solidity versions (Remote and local)
- Code generation using https://github.com/Nethereum/abi-code-gen, it includes currently the default template for Nethereum service, dtos generation. (Open 'contractName.json' after compilation from the bin folder. Press F1 and press - - Solidity: Code generate from compilation output..) Please contribute more templates.
- Linting using Solhint or Solium
answered Nov 17 '18 at 13:10
Ian BrittoIan Britto
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The first one does not work at all. And I had the first one installed. It does syntax higlighting and autocompletion. But still it doesn't do auto formatting when I use ctl+shift+i.
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These are the two visual studio integrations listed in the solidity documentation.
- Visual Studio Extension
- Visual Studio Code extension
I dont use visual studio so i dont know if its exactly what you are looking for but maybe it helps.
EDIT: I've been using VS and the solidity extension recommended is: Visual Studio Code extension
The extension provides:
Syntax highlighting
Snippets
Compilation of the current contract (Press F1 Solidity : Compile Current Solidity Contract), or F5
- Compilation of all the contracts (Press F1 Solidity : Compile all Solidity Contracts), or Ctrl+F5 / Cmd+F5
- Code completion for all contracts / libraries in the current file and all referenced imports
- Default project structure (solidity files needs to be in the 'src' directory, and libraries in the 'lib' directory). Libraries will follow the same structure.
- Compilation supporting EIP82 (dappfile and dependency packages)
- Support for different solidity versions (Remote and local)
- Code generation using https://github.com/Nethereum/abi-code-gen, it includes currently the default template for Nethereum service, dtos generation. (Open 'contractName.json' after compilation from the bin folder. Press F1 and press - - Solidity: Code generate from compilation output..) Please contribute more templates.
- Linting using Solhint or Solium
answered Nov 17 '18 at 13:10
Ian BrittoIan Britto
236
The first one does not work at all. And I had the first one installed. It does syntax higlighting and autocompletion. But still it doesn't do auto formatting when I use ctl+shift+i.
– faint-hearted-fool
Jan 13 at 9:12
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These are the two visual studio integrations listed in the solidity documentation.
- Visual Studio Extension
- Visual Studio Code extension
I dont use visual studio so i dont know if its exactly what you are looking for but maybe it helps.
EDIT: I've been using VS and the solidity extension recommended is: Visual Studio Code extension
The extension provides:
Syntax highlighting
Snippets
Compilation of the current contract (Press F1 Solidity : Compile Current Solidity Contract), or F5
- Compilation of all the contracts (Press F1 Solidity : Compile all Solidity Contracts), or Ctrl+F5 / Cmd+F5
- Code completion for all contracts / libraries in the current file and all referenced imports
- Default project structure (solidity files needs to be in the 'src' directory, and libraries in the 'lib' directory). Libraries will follow the same structure.
- Compilation supporting EIP82 (dappfile and dependency packages)
- Support for different solidity versions (Remote and local)
- Code generation using https://github.com/Nethereum/abi-code-gen, it includes currently the default template for Nethereum service, dtos generation. (Open 'contractName.json' after compilation from the bin folder. Press F1 and press - - Solidity: Code generate from compilation output..) Please contribute more templates.
- Linting using Solhint or Solium
answered Nov 17 '18 at 13:10
Ian BrittoIan Britto
236
The first one does not work at all. And I had the first one installed. It does syntax higlighting and autocompletion. But still it doesn't do auto formatting when I use ctl+shift+i.
– faint-hearted-fool
Jan 13 at 9:12
add a comment |
These are the two visual studio integrations listed in the solidity documentation.
- Visual Studio Extension
- Visual Studio Code extension
I dont use visual studio so i dont know if its exactly what you are looking for but maybe it helps.
EDIT: I've been using VS and the solidity extension recommended is: Visual Studio Code extension
The extension provides:
Syntax highlighting
Snippets
Compilation of the current contract (Press F1 Solidity : Compile Current Solidity Contract), or F5
- Compilation of all the contracts (Press F1 Solidity : Compile all Solidity Contracts), or Ctrl+F5 / Cmd+F5
- Code completion for all contracts / libraries in the current file and all referenced imports
- Default project structure (solidity files needs to be in the 'src' directory, and libraries in the 'lib' directory). Libraries will follow the same structure.
- Compilation supporting EIP82 (dappfile and dependency packages)
- Support for different solidity versions (Remote and local)
- Code generation using https://github.com/Nethereum/abi-code-gen, it includes currently the default template for Nethereum service, dtos generation. (Open 'contractName.json' after compilation from the bin folder. Press F1 and press - - Solidity: Code generate from compilation output..) Please contribute more templates.
- Linting using Solhint or Solium
answered Nov 17 '18 at 13:10
Ian BrittoIan Britto
236
These are the two visual studio integrations listed in the solidity documentation.
- Visual Studio Extension
- Visual Studio Code extension
I dont use visual studio so i dont know if its exactly what you are looking for but maybe it helps.
EDIT: I've been using VS and the solidity extension recommended is: Visual Studio Code extension
The extension provides:
Syntax highlighting
Snippets
Compilation of the current contract (Press F1 Solidity : Compile Current Solidity Contract), or F5
- Compilation of all the contracts (Press F1 Solidity : Compile all Solidity Contracts), or Ctrl+F5 / Cmd+F5
- Code completion for all contracts / libraries in the current file and all referenced imports
- Default project structure (solidity files needs to be in the 'src' directory, and libraries in the 'lib' directory). Libraries will follow the same structure.
- Compilation supporting EIP82 (dappfile and dependency packages)
- Support for different solidity versions (Remote and local)
- Code generation using https://github.com/Nethereum/abi-code-gen, it includes currently the default template for Nethereum service, dtos generation. (Open 'contractName.json' after compilation from the bin folder. Press F1 and press - - Solidity: Code generate from compilation output..) Please contribute more templates.
- Linting using Solhint or Solium
answered Nov 17 '18 at 13:10
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answered Nov 17 '18 at 13:10
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The first one does not work at all. And I had the first one installed. It does syntax higlighting and autocompletion. But still it doesn't do auto formatting when I use ctl+shift+i.
– faint-hearted-fool
Jan 13 at 9:12
add a comment |
The first one does not work at all. And I had the first one installed. It does syntax higlighting and autocompletion. But still it doesn't do auto formatting when I use ctl+shift+i.
– faint-hearted-fool
Jan 13 at 9:12
The first one does not work at all. And I had the first one installed. It does syntax higlighting and autocompletion. But still it doesn't do auto formatting when I use ctl+shift+i.
– faint-hearted-fool
Jan 13 at 9:12
The first one does not work at all. And I had the first one installed. It does syntax higlighting and autocompletion. But still it doesn't do auto formatting when I use ctl+shift+i.
– faint-hearted-fool
Jan 13 at 9:12
add a comment |
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