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coc-webview

v0.12.0

Published

Vscode webview ported to coc.nvim

Downloads

201

Readme

coc-webview

Webview panel ported to coc.nvim

Install

:CocInstall coc-webview

Lists

:CocList webview

Webview as API

Install the coc-webview to devDependencies

// import only type
import type { WebviewAPI, WebviewPanel } from 'coc-webview';

// fetch API
let webviewExt: Extension<WebviewAPI> | undefined;

const getWebviewAPI = () => {
  if (!webviewExt) {
    webviewExt = extensions.all.find((ext) => ext.id === 'coc-webview') as Extension<WebviewAPI> | undefined;
  }
  if (!webviewExt) {
    const hint = 'Please install the coc-webview extension';
    void window.showErrorMessage(hint);
    throw new Error(hint);
  }
  return webviewExt.exports;
};

// create webview panel
export async function example(): Promise<void> {
  const panel = await getWebviewAPI().createWebviewPanel(
    // viewType
    'markdown-preview-enhanced',
    // title
    `Preview markdown`,
    {
      // open in browser
      openURL: true,
      // route name
      routeName: 'markdown-preview-enhanced',
    },
    {
      localResourceRoots: [...],
      enableScripts: true,
    }
  );

  // update title
  panel.title = 'Preview markdown-2'

  // update html
  panel.webview.html = '<html>...</html>'

  // postMessage
  panel.webview.postMessage({type: 'command', 'token': 'xxx'})

  this.onDidReceiveMessage((msg: {type: string, token: string}) => {
    // msg.type
  });

  cosnt util = getWebviewAPI().util;
  util.openUri('https://domain.com/');
}

Configurations

Usage: https://github.com/neoclide/coc.nvim/wiki/Using-the-configuration-file

  • webview.debug: Enable debug mode
  • webview.colorStrategy: Color strategy for webview
  • webview.primaryColors: Primary colors for webview
  • webview.minPort: Mix port for webview service
  • webview.maxPort: Max port for webview service
  • webview.openCommand: Command template for open webview, arguments(%u webview url), example: chrome "%u"

TODO

  • [x] dark mode
  • [x] webview reveal
  • [x] display iconPath
  • [ ] vim keybinding
  • [ ] cspSource

License

MIT


This extension is built with create-coc-extension