The tutorial extension is displaying a tutorial based on a .json file. One tutorial can have multiple exercise-steps. Each exercise can display different content types but also can execute commands in the terminal, add imports and run checks on the progress of the learner. All of that has to be defined in the .json file inside the workspace.

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• Install node.js (version >= 6.x.x)
• Update npm (version >= 5.8.0)
• Clone this repository
• Install dependencies: yarn install

yarn compile

After that press F5 to run the application.

npm install -g vsce
vsce package

Under open-vsx.org register with your GitHub account and generate an Access Token.

npx ovsx create-namespace <name> -p <token>
npx ovsx publish <file> -p <token>

Where name is the extension's publisher field in the package.json file and file is the path to the .vsix file generated in the first step.

A detailed description of publishing to Open VSX can be found here.

Register on Azure DevOps and create a new organization. On https://dev.azure.com/{yourorganization}, open your user settings, then select Personal access tokens and create a New Token with the following settings: Copy the Personal acces token to use it with vsce

From the root of the repository:

vsce login <publisher name>
vsce publish

Alternatively the .vsix file generated with vsce package could be uploaded manually to the Visual Studio Marketplace publisher management page

More detailed instructions on how to publish the extension on the Visual Studio Marketplace can be found here

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• The MIT License