One second to read GitHub code with VS Code.

Just add 1s after github and press Enter in the browser address bar for any repository you want to read.

For example, try it on the VS Code repo:

https://github1s.com/microsoft/vscode

For browser extensions, see Third-party Related Projects.

Or save the following code snippet as a bookmarklet, you can use it to quickly switch between github.com and github1s.com (GitHub markdown doesn't allow js links, so just copy it into a bookmark).

javascript: window.location.href = window.location.href.replace(/github(1s)?.com/, function(match, p1) { return p1 ? 'github.com' : 'github1s.com' })

To edit files, run Docker containers, create pull requests and more, click the "Gitpod ready-to-code" button at the bottom of your browser once you open your project with github1s.

Note: If you already closed the notification, you can find a "Develop your project on Gitpod" button in the status bar. You can also open the Command Palette (default shortcut Ctrl+Shift+P) and choose GitHub1s: Edit files in Gitpod.

• How it works
• Roadmap

If you want to view non-public repositories, you need to add an OAuth token. The token is stored only in your browser, and only send to GitHub when fetching your repository's files. Click on the icon near the bottom of the left-hand row of icons, and the dialog box will prompt you for it, and even take you to your GitHub settings page to generate one, if needed.

You can start an online development environment with Gitpod by clicking the following button:

You need these prerequisites (the same ones as for VS Code) for development.

$ git clone [email protected]:conwnet/github1s.git
$ cd github1s
$ yarn
$ yarn watch
$ yarn serve # in another shell
$ # Then visit https://localhost:5000 or https://localhost:5000/conwnet/github1s once the build is completed.

You can use the VS Code plugin Remote-Containers Dev Container to use a Docker container as a development environment.

1. Install the Remote-Containers plugin in VS Code & Docker

2. Open the Command Palette (default shortcut Ctrl+Shift+P) and choose Remote-Containers: Clone Repository in Container Volume...

3. Enter the repo, in this case https://github.com/conwnet/github1s.git or your forked repo

4. Pick either, Create a unique volume or Create a new volume

   • Now VS Code will create the docker container and connect to the new container so you can use this as a fully setup environment!

5. Open a new VS Code Terminal, then you can run the yarn commands listed above.

$ yarn
$ yarn watch
$ yarn serve # in another shell
$ # Then visit https://localhost:5000 or https://localhost:5000/conwnet/github1s once the build is completed.

yarn format

It uses prettier to format all possible codes.

$ yarn
$ yarn build

• If something is not working, create an issue

• If you have a question, discuss on gitter

The continued development and maintenance of GitHub1s is made possible by these generous sponsors:

• zulhfreelancer/Open in VS Code

• fhefh2015/GitHub1s_chrome_extension - Chrome Web Store

• febaoshan/edge-extensions-github-code-viewer - Chrome Web Store

• Darkempire78/Github1s-Extension

• zvizvi/Github Web IDE - Chrome Web Store

• katsuhisa91/github1s-shortcut - Chrome Web Store

• Darkempire78/Github1s-Extension - Firefox Browser Addons
• mcherifi/github1s-firefox-addon - Firefox Browser Addons
• zvizvi/Github Web IDE - Firefox Browser Addons

• febaoshan/edge-extensions-github-code-viewer
• zvizvi/Github Web IDE - Edge Add-ons Store

• Mr-B0b/TamperMonkeyScripts/vscode.js

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