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*Visual Studio Mac Vs Windows
*Microsoft Visual Studio For Mac
*Mac Visual Studio Code
*The next version of Visual Studio (Visual Studio ’15’) will support opening a folder. This is mentioned in the Visual Studio Blog. Also like in Visual Studio Code, there will be a prompt command for opening Folders. Right now you can use this in the preview version.
*The Visual Studio for Mac editor supports powerful built-in refactoring options such as Extract Method and Rename, accessible via the Quick Actions menu. Integrated Source Control Manage your code in Git or SVN repos hosted by any provider, including GitHub and Azure DevOps.
Visual Studio looks for a file named.editorconfig in the directory of the opened file and in every parent directory. The search ends when it reaches the root filepath, or if an.editorconfig file with root=true is found.
Visual Studio Code keyboard Shortcuts helps developers maximize their productivity by allowing them to work faster and more efficiently. Here I am listing down all the keyboard shortcuts and cheats of Visual Studio Code editor for Windows, Mac and Linux Operating systems. Give a shot.
Visual Studio Code – and the caption is Code Editing Redefined
It does exactly what it quotes. I can say this visual studio code is a combination of classic lightweight text editor and Microsoft visual studio IDE.
It’s free, open-source and cross-platform.
Most of the developers around the world started using Visual Studio Code. It’s good to know some useful keyboard shortcuts for this beautiful editor.
The good thing is if you are familiar with other text editors like sublime, vim, atom, eclipse etc. You can install corresponding editor keyboard bindings through extensions. there are lots of extensions available for keyboard mappings
Open Visual Studio Code and
Navigate to File->Preferences->Keymap Extensions install your choice of keymappings.
You can press Ctrl+Shift+P or F1 (windows and Linux users) and ⇧⌘P or F1 (Mac users) to open the command Palette and search for required keyboard shortcuts.
And also we can add our own keyboard bindings, at the end of this post I will explain how to change keyboard shortcuts for visual studio code. We can customize bindings for language types also.General Shortcuts:Command ActionWindows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutTo Show Command PaletteCtrl+Shift+P, F1⇧⌘P, F1Ctrl+Shift+P, F1To Open or Go to File..Ctrl+P⌘PCtrl+PNew visual code window or instance
Ctrl+Shift+N⇧⌘NCtrl+Shift+NTo Close window or instanceCtrl+Shift+W⌘WCtrl+Shift+WTo open User SettingsCtrl+,⌘,Ctrl+,To open Keyboard Shortcuts
Ctrl+K Ctrl+S⌘K ⌘SCtrl+K Ctrl+SBasic Editing Shortcuts:Command ActionWindows Keyboard ShortcutMac Keyboard ShortcutLinux Keyboard ShortcutCut line (empty selection)Ctrl+X⌘XCtrl+XCopy line (empty selection)
Ctrl+C⌘CCtrl+CMove line up/down
Alt+ ↑ / ↓⌥↓ / ⌥↑Alt+ ↑ / ↓Copy line up/down
Shift+Alt + ↓ / ↑⇧⌥↓ / ⇧⌥↑Shift+Alt + ↓ / ↑Delete lineCtrl+Shift+K⇧⌘KCtrl+Shift+KInsert line below
Ctrl+Enter⌘EnterCtrl+EnterInsert line above
Ctrl+Shift+Enter⇧⌘EnterCtrl+Shift+EnterJump to matching bracketCtrl+Shift+⇧⌘Ctrl+Shift+Indent/outdent lineCtrl+] / [⌘] / ⌘[Ctrl+] / [Go to beginning/end of lineHome / EndHome / EndHome / EndGo to beginning of fileCtrl+Home⌘↑Ctrl+HomeGo to end of file
Ctrl+End⌘↓Ctrl+EndScroll line up/downCtrl+↑ / ↓⌃PgUp / ⌃PgDnCtrl+↑ / ↓Scroll page up/down
Alt+PgUp / PgDn⌘PgUp /⌘PgDnAlt+PgUp / PgDnFold/unfold regionCtrl+Shift+ [ / ]⌥⌘[ / ⌥⌘]Ctrl+Shift+ [ / ]Fold/unfold all subregionsCtrl+K Ctrl+ [ / ]⌘K ⌘[ / ⌘K ⌘]Ctrl+K Ctrl+ [ / ]Fold/Unfold all regionsCtrl+K Ctrl+0 /
Ctrl+K Ctrl+J
⌘K ⌘0 / ⌘K ⌘JCtrl+K Ctrl+0 /
Ctrl+K Ctrl+J
Add line commentCtrl+K Ctrl+C⌘K ⌘CCtrl+K Ctrl+CRemove line comment
Ctrl+K Ctrl+U⌘K ⌘UCtrl+K Ctrl+UToggle line comment
Ctrl+/⌘/Ctrl+/Toggle block commentShift+Alt+A⇧⌥AShift+Alt+AToggle word wrapAlt+Z⌥ZAlt+ZNavigation Shortcuts:Command ActionWindows Keyboard ShortcutMac Keyboard ShortcutLinux Keyboard ShortcutShow all Symbols
Ctrl+T⌘TCtrl+TGo to Line..Ctrl+G⌃GCtrl+GGo to File..Ctrl+P⌘PCtrl+PGo to Symbol..
Ctrl+Shift+O⇧⌘OCtrl+Shift+OShow Problems panel
Ctrl+Shift+M⇧⌘MCtrl+Shift+MGo to next/previous error or warning
F8 /Shift+F8F8 / ⇧F8F8 /Shift+F8Navigate editor group historyCtrl+Shift+Tab⌃⇧TabCtrl+Shift+TabGo back/forward
Alt+ ← / →⌃- / ⌃⇧-Alt+ ← / →Toggle Tab moves focus
Ctrl+M⌃⇧MCtrl+MSearch and replace Shortcuts:Command ActionWindows Keyboard ShortcutMac Keyboard ShortcutLinux Keyboard ShortcutFind
Ctrl+F⌘FCtrl+FReplace
Ctrl+H⌥⌘FCtrl+HFind next/previousF3 / Shift+F3⌘G / ⇧⌘GF3 / Shift+F3Select all occurrences of Find match
Alt+Enter⌥EnterAlt+EnterAdd selection to next Find matchCtrl+D⌘DCtrl+DMove last selection to next Find match
Ctrl+K Ctrl+D⌘K ⌘DCtrl+K Ctrl+DMulti-cursor and selection Shortcuts:Command ActionWindows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutInsert cursorAlt+Click⌥ + clickAlt+ClickInsert cursor above / belowShift+Alt+ ↑ / ↓⌥⌘↑ / ⌥⌘↓Shift+Alt+ ↑ / ↓Undo last cursor operationCtrl+U⌘UCtrl+UInsert cursor at end of each line selectedShift+Alt+I⇧⌥IShift+Alt+ISelect current line
Ctrl+I⌘ICtrl+ISelect all occurrences of current selection
Ctrl+Shift+L⇧⌘LCtrl+Shift+LSelect all occurrences of current word
Ctrl+F2⌘F2Ctrl+F2Expand selectionShift+Alt+→⌃⇧⌘→Shift+Alt+→Shrink selection
Shift+Alt+←⌃⇧⌘←Shift+Alt+←Column (box) selectionShift+Alt +
(drag mouse) Or
Ctrl+Shift+Alt
+ ↑ / ↓
⇧⌥ + (drag mouse) or ⇧⌥⌘↑ / ↓Shift+Alt +
(drag mouse) or Ctrl+Shift+Alt
+ ↑ / ↓
Column (box) selection page up/down
Ctrl+Shift+Alt
+PgUp/PgDn⇧⌥⌘PgUp / PgDnCtrl+Shift+Alt
+PgUp/PgDnRich languages editing Shortcuts:Command Action
Windows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutTrigger suggestionCtrl+SpaceCtrl+SpaceTrigger parameter hintsCtrl+Shift+SpaceCtrl+Shift+SpaceEmmet expand abbreviationTabTabFormat document
Shift+Alt+FCtrl+Shift+IFormat selection
Ctrl+K Ctrl+FCtrl+K Ctrl+FGo to DefinitionF12F12Peek DefinitionAlt+F12Ctrl+Shift+F10Open Definition to the side
Ctrl+K F12Ctrl+K F12Quick Fix
Ctrl+.Ctrl+.Show References
Shift+F12Shift+F12Rename SymbolF2F2Trim trailing whitespace
Ctrl+K Ctrl+XCtrl+K Ctrl+XChange file language
Ctrl+K MCtrl+K MEditor management Shortcuts:Command Action
Windows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutClose editor
Ctrl+F4, Ctrl+W⌘WCtrl+WClose folderCtrl+K F⌘K FCtrl+K FSplit editorCtrl+⌘Ctrl+Focus into 1
st, 2nd or 3rd editor groupCtrl+ 1 / 2 / 3⌘1 / ⌘2 / ⌘3Ctrl+ 1 / 2 / 3Focus into previous/next editor group
Ctrl+K Ctrl+ ←/→⌘K ⌘← / ⌘K ⌘→Ctrl+K Ctrl+ ←/→Move editor left/right
Ctrl+Shift+PgUp / PgDn⌘K ⇧⌘← / ⌘K ⇧⌘→Ctrl+Shift+PgUp / PgDnMove active editor group
Ctrl+K ← / →⌘K ← / ⌘K →Ctrl+K ← / →File management Shortcuts:Command Action
Windows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutNew FileCtrl+N⌘NCtrl+NOpen File..
Ctrl+O⌘OCtrl+OSave
Ctrl+S⌘SCtrl+SSave As..Ctrl+Shift+S⇧⌘SCtrl+Shift+SSave All
Ctrl+K S⌥⌘SCtrl+K SClose / Close AllCtrl+F4 / Ctrl+K Ctrl+W⌘W / ⌘K ⌘WCtrl+W / Ctrl+K Ctrl+WReopen closed editor
Ctrl+Shift+T⇧⌘TCtrl+Shift+TKeep preview mode editor open
Ctrl+K Enter⌘K EnterCtrl+K EnterOpen nextCtrl+Tab⌃TabCtrl+TabOpen previousCtrl+Shift+Tab⌃⇧TabCtrl+Shift+TabCopy path of active fileCtrl+K P⌘K PCtrl+K PReveal active file in Explorer
Ctrl+K R⌘K RCtrl+K RShow active file in new window/instance
Ctrl+K O⌘K OCtrl+K ODisplay Shortcuts:Command Action
Windows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutToggle full screen
F11⌃⌘FF11Toggle editor layout (horizontal/vertical)Shift+Alt+1⌥⌘1Shift+Alt+1Zoom in/out
Ctrl+ = / -⌘= / ⇧⌘-Ctrl+ = / -Toggle Sidebar visibilityCtrl+B⌘BCtrl+BShow Explorer / Toggle focus
Ctrl+Shift+E⇧⌘ECtrl+Shift+EShow SearchCtrl+Shift+F⇧⌘FCtrl+Shift+FShow Source ControlCtrl+Shift+G⌃⇧GCtrl+Shift+GShow Debug
Ctrl+Shift+D⇧⌘DCtrl+Shift+DShow Extensions
Ctrl+Shift+X⇧⌘XCtrl+Shift+XReplace in filesCtrl+Shift+H⇧⌘HCtrl+Shift+HToggle Search details
Ctrl+Shift+J⇧⌘JCtrl+Shift+JShow Output panelCtrl+Shift+U⇧⌘UCtrl+K Ctrl+HOpen Markdown previewCtrl+Shift+V⇧⌘VCtrl+Shift+VOpen Markdown preview to the sideCtrl+K V⌘K VCtrl+K VZen Mode (Esc Esc to exit)Ctrl+K Z⌘K ZCtrl+K ZDebug Shortcuts:Command Action
Windows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutToggle breakpointF9F9F9Start/ContinueF5F5F5StopShift+F5⇧F5Shift+F5Step into/outF11 / Shift+F11F11 / ⇧F11F11 / Shift+F11Step overF10F10F10Show hoverCtrl+K Ctrl+I⌘K ⌘ICtrl+K Ctrl+IIntegrated terminal Shortcuts:Command Action
Windows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutShow integrated terminalCtrl+`⌃`Ctrl+`Create new terminalCtrl+Shift+`⌃⇧`Ctrl+Shift+`Copy selectionCtrl+C⌘CCtrl+CPaste into active terminal
Ctrl+V⌘VCtrl+VScroll up/down
Ctrl+↑ / ↓⌘↑ / ↓Ctrl+↑ / ↓Scroll page up/down
Shift+PgUp / PgDPgUp / PgDnShift+PgUp / PgDScroll to top/bottomCtrl+Home / End⌘Home / EndCtrl+Home / EndChanging Keyboard Shortcuts for Visual Studio Code:
To change the keyboard shortcuts for visual studio code follow the below steps
Open Visual Studio Code and navigate to File>>Preferences>>Keyboard Shortcut
Click on edit keybindings.json You will see two files Default bindings and keybindings.json side by side as shown below.
And now click on define keybindings
I am adding “Ctrl+a” shortcut to open a file by adding below json setting in keybindings.json file
And property “when” is optional. For instance, The new command to open a file Ctrl+a applicable only when language is typescript.
Now Ctrl+a and Ctrl+o both can be used to open a file (If the language is typescript).
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This Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extension adds rich support for the OpenAPI Specification (OAS) (formerly known as Swagger Specification) in JSON or YAML format. The features include, for example, SwaggerUI and ReDoc preview,IntelliSense, linting, schema enforcement, code navigation, definition links, snippets, static security analysis, and more!
The extension also integrates with API Contract Security Audit by 42Crunch, so that you can check the quality of your API definition directly in VS Code.
Both OAS v2 and v3 are supported.Table of contents
*Use the extension while editing your API
*Use the extension to audit your APIQuick start
After installing the plugin, open any JSON or YAML file that contains an OpenAPI definition in VS Code. The plugin automatically detects that this is an OpenAPI file, and the OpenAPI button is shown in the left-hand panel.Use the extension while editing your API
OpenAPI extension makes it easier and faster to navigate your OpenAPI definitions, especially when they get longer.
You can home in on elements in the OpenAPI explorer view, or jump directly to the target of a reference in the API. You can also add new elements to your API directly in the OpenAPI explorer directly where they are needed. Filling in the details is quicker with IntelliSense support for OpenAPI elements.Create new OpenAPI files
*Press Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows or Linux, or Cmd+Shift+P on a Mac.
*In the command prompt, start typing new openapi, and click the corresponding command to create either an OAS v2 or v3 template file.
*Use the OpenAPI explorer to populate the template with new paths and other elements as needed.
*Save the file to your disk to fully enable IntelliSense.Navigate API definition
*Open an OpenAPI file.
*Click the OpenAPI button to switch to the OpenAPI explorer view.
*Expand the sections and elements in the file as needed, and click the ones you want to jump to in the editor.Add new elements in the OpenAPI explorer
*In OpenAPI explorer pane, go to the section where you want to add a new element, and click the .. menu.
*Click the item you want to add from the dropdown list.Use IntelliSense
As you start typing OpenAPI elements or their values, the context-sensitive list of available options is displayed in the IntelliSense menu. In JSON OpenAPI files, just type double-quote (’) to show the menu, and type further to filter the list. In YAML OpenAPI files, start typing the property name.
You can also use the corresponding VS Code hotkey (Ctrl+Space on Windows, Cmd+Space on Mac) to open the IntelliSense menu.Jump to a reference
Use Go to Definition to locate the targets of references easily. To jump to view the definition from a reference in your API, either Ctrl+click a reference, or right-click a reference and click Go to Definition in the shortcut menu.Sort entries in the navigation pane
By default, entries in the OpenAPI Explorer pane are sorted alphabetically. If you want to instead have them sorted in the order they are in the OpenAPI file, change the corresponding setting:
*On the File menu, click Preferences > Settings.
*Expand the Extensions section and click OpenAPI.
*Clear the checkbox Alphabetically sort contents of OpenAPI explorer outlines.Preview OpenAPI documentation
You can get a documentation-style preview of the API you are editing by clicking the Preview button at the top right:
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Our extension supports two popular OpenAPI documentation generators: SwaggerUI and ReDoc.
To change the default OpenAPI Preview rendering engine:
*On the File menu, click Preferences > Settings.
*Expand the Extensions section and click OpenAPI.
*Pick the option of your choice from the Default Preview Rendered dropdown list.Use the extension to audit the security of your API
You can use OpenAPI extension to check the quality of your API as you work on it. You can run the audit directly from VS Code by clicking the 42C button in the upper right corner.
To run Security Audit from VS Code, you need a token. On the first time, you are asked to provide your email address. When you supply the address, the extension requests the token to be sent to your mailbox. Once you get the token, paste it in the prompt in VS Code, and you are all set. From now on, all you need to do is to click the button to run the audit.Navigate the issues in the audit report
After the audit finishes, you get the audit report directly in the VS Code view, side by side with your code. Depending on your API definition, the report might be long, so here are some handy ways to navigate the found issues.
*To scroll through all issues and their details, use the text panel on the right.
*Hover on an element that is underlined or marked with three dots (recommendations) in your code to see what the issues in that spot are. If you click on view the descriptions of only these issues, the rest of details are filtered out from the text panel, so you have less to scroll through.
*For a quick overall look, check the counts in the Status Bar. The different icons match the severity of the issue:
*Error: critical or high
*Warning: medium
*Info: low
*Click the icons in the Status Bar to open the PROBLEMS panel and scroll through the issue titles. The issues are ordered from most to least severe, so it is easy for fix the worst offenders first. Note that recommendations are not listed in the PROBLEMS panel.
*Click on an issue in the PROBLEMS panel to jump to view it inline in your API definition.Known issues
*For new files, IntelliSense does not work until you save the file. File extension must be .json or .yaml.
*When you expand the sections and elements in the OpenAPI explorer, if the the left-hand panel gets very long, VS Code may push the last sections out of the UI. To view the sections that got pushed out, minimize the sections and elements you do not need. There is no scroll bar (yet) for the explorer section.FeedbackVisual Studio Mac Vs Windows
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*Visual Studio Mac Vs Windows
*Microsoft Visual Studio For Mac
*Mac Visual Studio Code
*The next version of Visual Studio (Visual Studio ’15’) will support opening a folder. This is mentioned in the Visual Studio Blog. Also like in Visual Studio Code, there will be a prompt command for opening Folders. Right now you can use this in the preview version.
*The Visual Studio for Mac editor supports powerful built-in refactoring options such as Extract Method and Rename, accessible via the Quick Actions menu. Integrated Source Control Manage your code in Git or SVN repos hosted by any provider, including GitHub and Azure DevOps.
Visual Studio looks for a file named.editorconfig in the directory of the opened file and in every parent directory. The search ends when it reaches the root filepath, or if an.editorconfig file with root=true is found.
Visual Studio Code keyboard Shortcuts helps developers maximize their productivity by allowing them to work faster and more efficiently. Here I am listing down all the keyboard shortcuts and cheats of Visual Studio Code editor for Windows, Mac and Linux Operating systems. Give a shot.
Visual Studio Code – and the caption is Code Editing Redefined
It does exactly what it quotes. I can say this visual studio code is a combination of classic lightweight text editor and Microsoft visual studio IDE.
It’s free, open-source and cross-platform.
Most of the developers around the world started using Visual Studio Code. It’s good to know some useful keyboard shortcuts for this beautiful editor.
The good thing is if you are familiar with other text editors like sublime, vim, atom, eclipse etc. You can install corresponding editor keyboard bindings through extensions. there are lots of extensions available for keyboard mappings
Open Visual Studio Code and
Navigate to File->Preferences->Keymap Extensions install your choice of keymappings.
You can press Ctrl+Shift+P or F1 (windows and Linux users) and ⇧⌘P or F1 (Mac users) to open the command Palette and search for required keyboard shortcuts.
And also we can add our own keyboard bindings, at the end of this post I will explain how to change keyboard shortcuts for visual studio code. We can customize bindings for language types also.General Shortcuts:Command ActionWindows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutTo Show Command PaletteCtrl+Shift+P, F1⇧⌘P, F1Ctrl+Shift+P, F1To Open or Go to File..Ctrl+P⌘PCtrl+PNew visual code window or instance
Ctrl+Shift+N⇧⌘NCtrl+Shift+NTo Close window or instanceCtrl+Shift+W⌘WCtrl+Shift+WTo open User SettingsCtrl+,⌘,Ctrl+,To open Keyboard Shortcuts
Ctrl+K Ctrl+S⌘K ⌘SCtrl+K Ctrl+SBasic Editing Shortcuts:Command ActionWindows Keyboard ShortcutMac Keyboard ShortcutLinux Keyboard ShortcutCut line (empty selection)Ctrl+X⌘XCtrl+XCopy line (empty selection)
Ctrl+C⌘CCtrl+CMove line up/down
Alt+ ↑ / ↓⌥↓ / ⌥↑Alt+ ↑ / ↓Copy line up/down
Shift+Alt + ↓ / ↑⇧⌥↓ / ⇧⌥↑Shift+Alt + ↓ / ↑Delete lineCtrl+Shift+K⇧⌘KCtrl+Shift+KInsert line below
Ctrl+Enter⌘EnterCtrl+EnterInsert line above
Ctrl+Shift+Enter⇧⌘EnterCtrl+Shift+EnterJump to matching bracketCtrl+Shift+⇧⌘Ctrl+Shift+Indent/outdent lineCtrl+] / [⌘] / ⌘[Ctrl+] / [Go to beginning/end of lineHome / EndHome / EndHome / EndGo to beginning of fileCtrl+Home⌘↑Ctrl+HomeGo to end of file
Ctrl+End⌘↓Ctrl+EndScroll line up/downCtrl+↑ / ↓⌃PgUp / ⌃PgDnCtrl+↑ / ↓Scroll page up/down
Alt+PgUp / PgDn⌘PgUp /⌘PgDnAlt+PgUp / PgDnFold/unfold regionCtrl+Shift+ [ / ]⌥⌘[ / ⌥⌘]Ctrl+Shift+ [ / ]Fold/unfold all subregionsCtrl+K Ctrl+ [ / ]⌘K ⌘[ / ⌘K ⌘]Ctrl+K Ctrl+ [ / ]Fold/Unfold all regionsCtrl+K Ctrl+0 /
Ctrl+K Ctrl+J
⌘K ⌘0 / ⌘K ⌘JCtrl+K Ctrl+0 /
Ctrl+K Ctrl+J
Add line commentCtrl+K Ctrl+C⌘K ⌘CCtrl+K Ctrl+CRemove line comment
Ctrl+K Ctrl+U⌘K ⌘UCtrl+K Ctrl+UToggle line comment
Ctrl+/⌘/Ctrl+/Toggle block commentShift+Alt+A⇧⌥AShift+Alt+AToggle word wrapAlt+Z⌥ZAlt+ZNavigation Shortcuts:Command ActionWindows Keyboard ShortcutMac Keyboard ShortcutLinux Keyboard ShortcutShow all Symbols
Ctrl+T⌘TCtrl+TGo to Line..Ctrl+G⌃GCtrl+GGo to File..Ctrl+P⌘PCtrl+PGo to Symbol..
Ctrl+Shift+O⇧⌘OCtrl+Shift+OShow Problems panel
Ctrl+Shift+M⇧⌘MCtrl+Shift+MGo to next/previous error or warning
F8 /Shift+F8F8 / ⇧F8F8 /Shift+F8Navigate editor group historyCtrl+Shift+Tab⌃⇧TabCtrl+Shift+TabGo back/forward
Alt+ ← / →⌃- / ⌃⇧-Alt+ ← / →Toggle Tab moves focus
Ctrl+M⌃⇧MCtrl+MSearch and replace Shortcuts:Command ActionWindows Keyboard ShortcutMac Keyboard ShortcutLinux Keyboard ShortcutFind
Ctrl+F⌘FCtrl+FReplace
Ctrl+H⌥⌘FCtrl+HFind next/previousF3 / Shift+F3⌘G / ⇧⌘GF3 / Shift+F3Select all occurrences of Find match
Alt+Enter⌥EnterAlt+EnterAdd selection to next Find matchCtrl+D⌘DCtrl+DMove last selection to next Find match
Ctrl+K Ctrl+D⌘K ⌘DCtrl+K Ctrl+DMulti-cursor and selection Shortcuts:Command ActionWindows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutInsert cursorAlt+Click⌥ + clickAlt+ClickInsert cursor above / belowShift+Alt+ ↑ / ↓⌥⌘↑ / ⌥⌘↓Shift+Alt+ ↑ / ↓Undo last cursor operationCtrl+U⌘UCtrl+UInsert cursor at end of each line selectedShift+Alt+I⇧⌥IShift+Alt+ISelect current line
Ctrl+I⌘ICtrl+ISelect all occurrences of current selection
Ctrl+Shift+L⇧⌘LCtrl+Shift+LSelect all occurrences of current word
Ctrl+F2⌘F2Ctrl+F2Expand selectionShift+Alt+→⌃⇧⌘→Shift+Alt+→Shrink selection
Shift+Alt+←⌃⇧⌘←Shift+Alt+←Column (box) selectionShift+Alt +
(drag mouse) Or
Ctrl+Shift+Alt
+ ↑ / ↓
⇧⌥ + (drag mouse) or ⇧⌥⌘↑ / ↓Shift+Alt +
(drag mouse) or Ctrl+Shift+Alt
+ ↑ / ↓
Column (box) selection page up/down
Ctrl+Shift+Alt
+PgUp/PgDn⇧⌥⌘PgUp / PgDnCtrl+Shift+Alt
+PgUp/PgDnRich languages editing Shortcuts:Command Action
Windows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutTrigger suggestionCtrl+SpaceCtrl+SpaceTrigger parameter hintsCtrl+Shift+SpaceCtrl+Shift+SpaceEmmet expand abbreviationTabTabFormat document
Shift+Alt+FCtrl+Shift+IFormat selection
Ctrl+K Ctrl+FCtrl+K Ctrl+FGo to DefinitionF12F12Peek DefinitionAlt+F12Ctrl+Shift+F10Open Definition to the side
Ctrl+K F12Ctrl+K F12Quick Fix
Ctrl+.Ctrl+.Show References
Shift+F12Shift+F12Rename SymbolF2F2Trim trailing whitespace
Ctrl+K Ctrl+XCtrl+K Ctrl+XChange file language
Ctrl+K MCtrl+K MEditor management Shortcuts:Command Action
Windows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutClose editor
Ctrl+F4, Ctrl+W⌘WCtrl+WClose folderCtrl+K F⌘K FCtrl+K FSplit editorCtrl+⌘Ctrl+Focus into 1
st, 2nd or 3rd editor groupCtrl+ 1 / 2 / 3⌘1 / ⌘2 / ⌘3Ctrl+ 1 / 2 / 3Focus into previous/next editor group
Ctrl+K Ctrl+ ←/→⌘K ⌘← / ⌘K ⌘→Ctrl+K Ctrl+ ←/→Move editor left/right
Ctrl+Shift+PgUp / PgDn⌘K ⇧⌘← / ⌘K ⇧⌘→Ctrl+Shift+PgUp / PgDnMove active editor group
Ctrl+K ← / →⌘K ← / ⌘K →Ctrl+K ← / →File management Shortcuts:Command Action
Windows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutNew FileCtrl+N⌘NCtrl+NOpen File..
Ctrl+O⌘OCtrl+OSave
Ctrl+S⌘SCtrl+SSave As..Ctrl+Shift+S⇧⌘SCtrl+Shift+SSave All
Ctrl+K S⌥⌘SCtrl+K SClose / Close AllCtrl+F4 / Ctrl+K Ctrl+W⌘W / ⌘K ⌘WCtrl+W / Ctrl+K Ctrl+WReopen closed editor
Ctrl+Shift+T⇧⌘TCtrl+Shift+TKeep preview mode editor open
Ctrl+K Enter⌘K EnterCtrl+K EnterOpen nextCtrl+Tab⌃TabCtrl+TabOpen previousCtrl+Shift+Tab⌃⇧TabCtrl+Shift+TabCopy path of active fileCtrl+K P⌘K PCtrl+K PReveal active file in Explorer
Ctrl+K R⌘K RCtrl+K RShow active file in new window/instance
Ctrl+K O⌘K OCtrl+K ODisplay Shortcuts:Command Action
Windows keyboard ShortcutMac keyboard ShortcutLinux keyboard ShortcutToggle full screen
F11⌃⌘FF11Toggle editor layout (horizontal/vertical)Shift+Alt+1⌥⌘1Shift+Alt+1Zoom in/out
Ctrl+ = / -⌘= / ⇧⌘-Ctrl+ = / -Toggle Sidebar visibilityCtrl+B⌘BCtrl+BShow Explorer / Toggle focus
Ctrl+Shift+E⇧⌘ECtrl+Shift+EShow SearchCtrl+Shift+F⇧⌘FCtrl+Shift+FShow Source ControlCtrl+Shift+G⌃⇧GCtrl+Shift+GShow Debug
Ctrl+Shift+D⇧⌘DCtrl+Shift+DShow Extensions
Ctrl+Shift+X⇧⌘XCtrl+Shift+XReplace in filesCtrl+Shift+H⇧⌘HCtrl+Shift+HToggle Search details
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This Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extension adds rich support for the OpenAPI Specification (OAS) (formerly known as Swagger Specification) in JSON or YAML format. The features include, for example, SwaggerUI and ReDoc preview,IntelliSense, linting, schema enforcement, code navigation, definition links, snippets, static security analysis, and more!
The extension also integrates with API Contract Security Audit by 42Crunch, so that you can check the quality of your API definition directly in VS Code.
Both OAS v2 and v3 are supported.Table of contents
*Use the extension while editing your API
*Use the extension to audit your APIQuick start
After installing the plugin, open any JSON or YAML file that contains an OpenAPI definition in VS Code. The plugin automatically detects that this is an OpenAPI file, and the OpenAPI button is shown in the left-hand panel.Use the extension while editing your API
OpenAPI extension makes it easier and faster to navigate your OpenAPI definitions, especially when they get longer.
You can home in on elements in the OpenAPI explorer view, or jump directly to the target of a reference in the API. You can also add new elements to your API directly in the OpenAPI explorer directly where they are needed. Filling in the details is quicker with IntelliSense support for OpenAPI elements.Create new OpenAPI files
*Press Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows or Linux, or Cmd+Shift+P on a Mac.
*In the command prompt, start typing new openapi, and click the corresponding command to create either an OAS v2 or v3 template file.
*Use the OpenAPI explorer to populate the template with new paths and other elements as needed.
*Save the file to your disk to fully enable IntelliSense.Navigate API definition
*Open an OpenAPI file.
*Click the OpenAPI button to switch to the OpenAPI explorer view.
*Expand the sections and elements in the file as needed, and click the ones you want to jump to in the editor.Add new elements in the OpenAPI explorer
*In OpenAPI explorer pane, go to the section where you want to add a new element, and click the .. menu.
*Click the item you want to add from the dropdown list.Use IntelliSense
As you start typing OpenAPI elements or their values, the context-sensitive list of available options is displayed in the IntelliSense menu. In JSON OpenAPI files, just type double-quote (’) to show the menu, and type further to filter the list. In YAML OpenAPI files, start typing the property name.
You can also use the corresponding VS Code hotkey (Ctrl+Space on Windows, Cmd+Space on Mac) to open the IntelliSense menu.Jump to a reference
Use Go to Definition to locate the targets of references easily. To jump to view the definition from a reference in your API, either Ctrl+click a reference, or right-click a reference and click Go to Definition in the shortcut menu.Sort entries in the navigation pane
By default, entries in the OpenAPI Explorer pane are sorted alphabetically. If you want to instead have them sorted in the order they are in the OpenAPI file, change the corresponding setting:
*On the File menu, click Preferences > Settings.
*Expand the Extensions section and click OpenAPI.
*Clear the checkbox Alphabetically sort contents of OpenAPI explorer outlines.Preview OpenAPI documentation
You can get a documentation-style preview of the API you are editing by clicking the Preview button at the top right:
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Our extension supports two popular OpenAPI documentation generators: SwaggerUI and ReDoc.
To change the default OpenAPI Preview rendering engine:
*On the File menu, click Preferences > Settings.
*Expand the Extensions section and click OpenAPI.
*Pick the option of your choice from the Default Preview Rendered dropdown list.Use the extension to audit the security of your API
You can use OpenAPI extension to check the quality of your API as you work on it. You can run the audit directly from VS Code by clicking the 42C button in the upper right corner.
To run Security Audit from VS Code, you need a token. On the first time, you are asked to provide your email address. When you supply the address, the extension requests the token to be sent to your mailbox. Once you get the token, paste it in the prompt in VS Code, and you are all set. From now on, all you need to do is to click the button to run the audit.Navigate the issues in the audit report
After the audit finishes, you get the audit report directly in the VS Code view, side by side with your code. Depending on your API definition, the report might be long, so here are some handy ways to navigate the found issues.
*To scroll through all issues and their details, use the text panel on the right.
*Hover on an element that is underlined or marked with three dots (recommendations) in your code to see what the issues in that spot are. If you click on view the descriptions of only these issues, the rest of details are filtered out from the text panel, so you have less to scroll through.
*For a quick overall look, check the counts in the Status Bar. The different icons match the severity of the issue:
*Error: critical or high
*Warning: medium
*Info: low
*Click the icons in the Status Bar to open the PROBLEMS panel and scroll through the issue titles. The issues are ordered from most to least severe, so it is easy for fix the worst offenders first. Note that recommendations are not listed in the PROBLEMS panel.
*Click on an issue in the PROBLEMS panel to jump to view it inline in your API definition.Known issues
*For new files, IntelliSense does not work until you save the file. File extension must be .json or .yaml.
*When you expand the sections and elements in the OpenAPI explorer, if the the left-hand panel gets very long, VS Code may push the last sections out of the UI. To view the sections that got pushed out, minimize the sections and elements you do not need. There is no scroll bar (yet) for the explorer section.FeedbackVisual Studio Mac Vs Windows
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