DevCycle is an intuitive extension for Visual Studio Code, built to manage and keep track of your feature flags from the comfort of your IDE.
DevCycle simplifies complex use of feature flags by providing a feature management platform that emphasizes user experience and flexibility.
Learn more on our website: DevCycle.com.
You can access this GitHub repository at: https://github.com/DevCycleHQ/VSCode-Extension.
DevCycle extension can be installed directly within Visual Studio Code or via the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.
- Visit the DevCycle Feature Flags Extension page at Visual Studio Marketplace.
- Click on the "Install" button.
- Search for "DevCycle Feature Flags" in the Extensions page.
- Click on the "Install" button.
Post-installation, you can start utilizing the extension straightaway. No additional configuration is necessary.
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View All Feature Flags: The variable view in the extension displays a list of all variables existing within your code and your project.
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See Code Usages: The variable view also shows you where each of your DevCycle variables resides in your codebase, providing a convenient click-to-navigate feature.
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Understand Feature Status: Hovering over your DevCycle variables in your code brings up a card detailing information about the variable and the current status of the feature across environments.
Before getting started with DevCycle, make sure you meet the following requirements:
- You need a DevCycle account. Sign up for a free account here (no credit card required).
DevCycle extension contributes the following settings:
Devcycle-feature-flags: Debug
: Displays debug output for the extension, including what CLI commands are being executed. Default is off.Devcycle-feature-flags: Login On Workspace Open
: Automatically logs into DevCycle when a configured workspace is opened. Default is on.Devcycle-feature-flags: Send Metrics
: Allows DevCycle to send usage metrics. Default is off.Devcycle-feature-flags: Usages On Workspace Open
: Automatically checks for code usages when a configured workspace is opened. Default is on.
We're excited about the future of DevCycle! Many advanced features are under development to further enhance the capabilities of the DevCycle extension. To stay updated on our progress, keep checking our GitHub repository and official website.
DevCycle is an open-source project, and we welcome contributions! If you're interested in contributing, please visit our GitHub repository and check out our contribution guidelines. Read the development info here
For detailed information about DevCycle and its usage, visit our documentation page.
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View our pricing details here: https://devcycle.com/pricing. Start exploring DevCycle today!