๐โโ๏ธ Surf GitHub code with VS Code. (with CLI, chrome extensions, also works for Gitlab)
๐โโ๏ธ Surf your repository like a pro
โ๏ธ This repo is forked from Github1s. If you are looking for github1s.com, please visit here. Please note that most of the code / work is done by conwnet and github1s contributors (more details below), and we are happy to use the original implementations to modify with more customizations.
surf .
command for opening surf on terminalDownload our official chrome here (It's currently under review)
Building and installing chrome extension on your own
This also works for the GIST too
surf
CLILike vscode's code .
, we support our command surf
# === install the cli ===
npm -g install @bridged.xyz/surf
# or with yarn
yarn global add @bridged.xyz/surf
# and surf ๐ !
surf .
You can use this as your sub editor, which can be useful when you're exploring your master/main repository when you are at your own branch on your local machine
# different branch
surf -b <branch-name>
Learn more at surf-cli
For unlimited usage, you must provide github token in key
icon tab
You can generate new token for github.surf on here
Max requests per hour
Learn more about providing a token for unlimited usage
Github Enterprise usage
You have to modify api.ts and deploy as-your-own via Deploy on vercel button on the top of this document. api.github.com shall point to your-server.example.com
As listed here and surf-code-extensions here, we support below extensions in-the-box
For repositories containing project such like flutter, react and other main ui frameworks we are planning to suport live-compile-preview feature of the application. The main issue with this will be the pricing and performance limitation, since we are going to keep this project free / fast for everyone.
The technology behind this is under development in appbox and console. You can see the remote-compile demo on assistant
Learn more about contribution at CONTRIBUTING.md
This project is inspired from cdr/code-server and conwnet/github1s. The base code was forked from github1s (MIT License at the point of fork), which we are replacing it with our own implementations and approaches.
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