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icoretech/autopathcomment: VSCode extension that adds a comment with the file's relative path at the top of the file upon saving

AutoPathComment is a Visual Studio Code extension that automatically inserts a comment at the top of your file with its relative path when you save. This can be useful for quickly identifying a file’s location, especially in large or multi-root workspaces.

• Auto-insertion of file path on Save Whenever you save a file in your workspace, AutoPathComment detects its relative path from the workspace root and inserts that path as a comment at the top of the file.

• Supports Popular Languages The extension recognizes file extensions like .js, .ts, .py, .php, .java, .go, and more. It uses the appropriate comment syntax for each language (e.g., // for JavaScript, # for Python).

• Shebang Detection If a file has a shebang (e.g., #!/usr/bin/env python), the extension can optionally skip or insert the path comment after the shebang to avoid interfering with scripts.

• No Duplicate Comments The extension checks if the relative path comment is already present, so it doesn’t insert it again on subsequent saves.

• Visual Studio Code 1.96.0 or higher
• Node.js (for extension development, if building from source)

1. From the VS Code Marketplace (recommended):

   • TBD

2. From a VSIX file:

   1. Download the autopathcomment-0.0.1.vsix file (created by vsce package).
   2. In VS Code, press Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (macOS) and select Extensions: Install from VSIX....
   3. Select the downloaded .vsix file to install.

3. From Source:

   1. Clone the repository or download it.
   2. Run npm install.
   3. Run npm run package or vsce package to create a .vsix.
   4. Install the .vsix in VS Code as above.

1. Open a file within a folder or workspace in VS Code.

2. Edit and Save (Ctrl+S / Cmd+S).

   • AutoPathComment will detect the file’s relative path and insert a comment at the top if it isn’t already present.

3. That’s it! You should now see something like:

   # src/utils/parser.py
   
   # (rest of your file)

   or

   // src/components/MyComponent.ts
   
   // (rest of your file)

Right now, the extension offers limited customization. You can modify the code to:

• Adjust Supported File Types by editing the commentSyntaxMap in extension.ts.

• Multi-root Workspaces: If you use multiple workspace roots, the file path is determined relative to the first matching workspace folder. If you have nested or overlapping folders, the extension may not behave as expected.
• Large Files: The extension does not differentiate between text and binary files. If you open and save very large files, insertion still occurs (though typically with minimal overhead).
• Shebang: Currently, if a shebang (#!...) is detected, the extension skips inserting the comment. This is to avoid breaking executable scripts.

1. Fork and clone the repo.
2. Create a new branch for your feature or bugfix.
3. Open a pull request describing your changes.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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