
So this is how I moved my PHP website, which was not under source control, to a private GitHub repository:ġ. How about source control though? I guess as you would expect from Microsoft (which now owns GitHub) the git support is built in. – I am finding VS Code handy as a general-purpose editor – I have a PHP website and have worked out a nice debugging environment using VS Code and WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) – I am working on a Java project and chose to use VS Code in part as a learning exercise gitpod.Dockerfile file to your Github repository.Rather to my surprise, I am currently spending more of my development time in Visual Studio Code than in Visual Studio. This can be achieved by configuring a custom Dockerfile for your Gitpod. For example: for the graphical Context Map generator you need Graphviz being installed on the system. Configure Additional Toolsĭepending on how you use Context Mapper you may want to install additional tools in your Gitpod. By committing the file to your repo, you share the configuration with all users of your repository. In case you install the extension for the project (not only for user), it will be added to the. To install Context Mapper, just open the extensions view, search for “Context Mapper”, and click “Install”: In case you want to configure Gitpod for all users of your repository, click “Setup Project” after you started the IDE to setup a.

If you start the online IDE for your any other repository (not yet configured), you can easily install the Context Mapper extension. Start online IDE for Context Mapper Examples Now Configure Own Repository Therefore, you can simply start the online IDE and the Context Mapper extension will already be installed.


Our examples repository already contains a Gitpod configuration as well.

Start online IDE with Context Mapper Demo () Context Mapper Examples Repository Start mapping your contexts using our demo repository right now: (you can also fork the repo first, in case you want to commit your own models) For example, if the Github repo URL is, you start the Gitpod with. You can start a Gitpod online IDE for your Github repository by prepending to its URL. You can easily find the Context Mapper extension in your Gitpod, as we publish it to the Open VSX Registry. Instead of installing Context Mapper in Eclipse or Visual Studio Code, you can use our Editor and tools directly in the browser! If your project is hosted on Github, you can use our VS Code extension inside the online IDE provided by Gitpod (based on Eclipse Theia).
