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First of all, really impressive work; awesome tool. Implementing vscode's native code blocks would be a nice improvement to make CQ feel more integrated into users' custom theme setups (similar to how ThunderClient renders code snippets / syntax highlighting when editing request bodies, matching the user's theme).
Aside: Is this project open to contributions? Surprised no one's submitted any PRs yet.
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At the beginning I wanted to do it, but it turned out to be complex reverse engineering work. VSCode does not offer any solution for that, same for re-using build in monaco editor.
I didn't found any solution that would work out of the box. I'm pretty sure something exists, but It's hard to find :D
Unfortunately ThunderClient is not open sourced :/ I found other extension some time ago, that somehow handles user theme, but it is also not open sourced - RapidAPI client
Regarding contributions
Yes, I'm open to contributions, however I currently working on many simultaneous changes within core. So to avoid conflicts or work that would not be merged, It's best to open an issue first, so we can align on implementation :D
In general I don't spend time on vscode extension itself, so any improvements there are welcomed
First of all, really impressive work; awesome tool. Implementing vscode's native code blocks would be a nice improvement to make CQ feel more integrated into users' custom theme setups (similar to how ThunderClient renders code snippets / syntax highlighting when editing request bodies, matching the user's theme).
Aside: Is this project open to contributions? Surprised no one's submitted any PRs yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: