Open in GitHub

Open the current project or file in github.com.

There are many other extensions for doing this, but they either didn't work well for me or they provided too few/many functionalities.

Install

Follow the instructions in the Marketplace, or run the following in the command palette:

ext install fabiospampinato.vscode-open-in-github

Usage

It adds 19 commands to the command palette:

'Open in GitHub: Project' // Open the current project in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Repository' // Open the current repository in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: File' // Open the current file in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: File Blame' // Open the current file's blame in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: File History' // Open the current file's history in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: File Permalink' // Open the current file's permalink in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Issues' // Open the current project's issues in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Pull Requests' // Open the current project's pull requests in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Releases' // Open the current project's releases in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Tags' // Open the current project's tags in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Actions' // Open the current project's actions in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Commits' // Open the current project's commits in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Projects' // Open the current project's projects in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Security' // Open the current project's security in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Insights' // Open the current project's insights in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Wiki' // Open the current project's wiki in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Settings' // Open the current project's settings in GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Copy File Link' // Copy the current file's link to GitHub
'Open in GitHub: Copy File Permalink' // Copy the current file's permalink to GitHub

Settings

{
  "openInGitHub.github.protocol": "https", // Custom URL protocol
  "openInGitHub.github.domain": "github.com", // Custom GitHub domain
  "openInGitHub.remote.name": "origin", // Name of the remote repository
  "openInGitHub.remote.branch": "master", // Name of the remote branch
  "openInGitHub.useLocalDomain": true, // Use the local domain instead of the fixed github domain
  "openInGitHub.useLocalBranch": true, // Use the local branch instead of the fixed remote branch
  "openInGitHub.useLocalRange": true, // Highlight the local selection range, if there's one
  "openInGitHub.useLocalLine": false // Highlight the local line if there's no selection range
}

License

MIT © Fabio Spampinato