This repository contains all the sample extensions for the Webview UI Toolkit for Visual Studio Code.
Each sample is a self-contained extension, and demonstrates some aspect of the toolkit and/or the Visual Studio Code API in relation to the toolkit. You can read, play with, or adapt these samples to create your own extensions.
You need to have Node and NPM installed on your system to run the samples. We recommend you use the Node version used for Visual Studio Code development itself, which is documented here.
Follow the instructions in the README file of the desired sample extension.
A set of sample extensions using vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript/TypeScript to render the webview UI and demonstrate various VS Code APIs.
Don't see a demonstration for your desired use case, VS Code API, etc.? Open an issue and request it.
| Sample extension | Description |
|---|---|
| component-gallery | Demonstrates every component in the Webview UI Toolkit. |
| hello-world | A basic hello-world starter extension. |
| notepad | A simple notetaking extension that leverages the VS Code TreeView API. |
| weather-webview | Demonstrates the toolkit being used within a webview view – i.e., Visual Studio Code sidebar. |
A set of sample extensions that demonstrate how to use various web frameworks to render the webview UI.
| Sample extension | Description |
|---|---|
| hello-world-angular | A basic hello-world starter extension using Angular. |
| hello-world-react-cra | A basic hello-world starter extension using React + Create React App. |
| hello-world-react-vite | A basic hello-world starter extension using React + Vite. |
| hello-world-solidjs | A basic hello-world starter extension using SolidJS. |
| hello-world-svelte | A basic hello-world starter extension using Svelte. |
| hello-world-vue | A basic hello-world starter extension using Vue. |
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