This extension helps you store your code metrics through a continuose activity monitoring such: lines, comments and tests added, modified or deleted. At the same time it also keeps track of the session time and files explorated.
After the installation in the Explorer Tab will appear a teardown window named "VS-LOGGER", from there you can login by inserting your credentials and server address in the form.
Credentials persistence trough differents sessions, local DB storing alla offline data while it waits for server connection. The exstension autostart with vscode.
To work properly this extension need a internet connection.
The extension parameter can be changed in the extension settings tab.
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Open VS Code.
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Open the “Extensions” sidebar (you can use “Ctrl+Shift+X”).
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Click on the ellipsis icon in the top right corner of the menu.
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Select “Install from VSIX…”
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VS Code will open a document browser. Locate the .VSIX file you transferred and select it.
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VS Code will now begin the installation process of the extension.
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After the extension has been installed, you’ll be able to see it in the “Extensions “menu and manage it accordingly.
Open andrealoretti.vscode-logger-1.0.5 in Windows: %USERPROFILE%. vscode\extensions. || macOS: ~/.vscode/extensions || Linux: ~/.vscode/extensions then run from CLI "npm i" with highest privileges.
Example: sudo npm i
This extension is a porting of the atom package "atom-logger" (https://github.com/elPeroN/atom-logger.git)