![]() ![]() Step 2: Find and Open the Terminal: Double-click Utilities, and on the next screen, find Terminal. Press Applications from the left side and look for Utilities in the apps. The post Automatically Open the Current Directory in VS Code From Terminal appeared first on Shannon Crabill - Front End Software Engineer. Step 1: Open the Utilities Folder: Go to the Dock on your Mac and click Finder to open it. (that is the word “code” followed by a space, then a period) and the folder will automatically open in VS Code. When you are in the directory with the files you want to open in VS Code, type code. If you already have a Terminal session running, quit or restart it. should pop up (for me the pop up appeared in the lower, righthand corner). (yes that is a period, and yes it is required) will open the present working directory (PWD in the world of UNIX acronyms) in the Terminal / Command line into the Finder of the Mac you know, the visual file system. Select it and a confirmation Shell command "code" successfully installed in PATH.Search for “Shell” or “Shell Command” and you should see one named Shell Command: install "code" command in PATH. With VS Code running, enter Command + Shift + P to open the Command Palette (or View > Command Palette from the menu bar).opt folder is not apparently used in OSX instead /usr/local, for example, homebrew apparently uses /usr/local/opt instead of /opt. Also run chmod 777 on the folder if you need other non-admin programs to write to it. Luckily, it takes a few steps to activate. Open a terminal, run sudo su to get a root prompt, then run open / to open Finder or mkdir /opt. ![]() I’ve since switched back to VS Code and after begrudgingly dragging folders into VS Code to open them, I decided to figure out how to enable that command. If you’re unable to find it, try another method. If you don’t see Terminal in the Other folder, it may have been moved elsewhere in Launchpad. The Terminal application will now launch to the command prompt. to open a Finder window for whichever directory you are currently in.Īt one point I had a similar command to instantly open a folder in VS Code (Visual Studio Code), but deleted it after I switched from VS Code to Atom. It’s a square icon containing several smaller icons. ![]() Last year, I was blown away by some Terminal commands that I learned. ![]()
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