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reStructuredText Language Support for Visual Studio Code

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This extension provides rich reStructuredText language support for Visual Studio Code. Now you write reStructuredText scripts using the excellent IDE-like interface that VS Code provides.

reStructuredText in Visual Studio Code

Features

  • Syntax Highlighting
  • Code Snippets
  • Live Preview
  • Section Builder
  • Linter
  • IntelliSense (Experimental)

Frequent Asked Questions can be found here.

How to install from Marketplace

This extension is hosted at Visual Studio Marketplace

  1. Upgrade to Visual Studio Code 1.15.0 or above.
  2. Switch to the Extensions view by clicking the fifth icon in the left most bar.
  3. Type "restructuredtext" in the search box and hit Enter key.
  4. Click "Install" button to install "reStructuredText" extension.

After installing this extension, please visit the homepage for this extension to learn how to use it.

Contributing to the code

Check out the development documentation for more details on how to contribute to this extension!

Check the dashboard on work items.

License

This extension is licensed under the MIT License. Please see the third-party notices file for details on the third-party files that we include with releases of this project.

Acknowledgements

Logo

The project logo comes from Legendora Icon by Teekatas Suwannakrua.

Linter

The linter support is based on Cody Hoover's ruby-linter.

Live Preview

The initial idea was brought from Thomas Haakon Townsend's ReStructured Text Previewer, but soon after moving fully to Sphinx, this extension becomes its own beast.

IntelliSense

The IntelliSense support is provided by the reStructuredText Language Server.

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