Open a .linq file (LINQPad script) in VS Code, right click anywhere in the editor window and select the 'Convert to .NET Interactive Notebook'
- Context menu item for conversion only appears for .linq files.
- This extension runs entirely offline, code cells importing nuget packages may require internet connection
This project was created as part of a Microsoft Hackathon and is in a "proof of concept" stage.
- .NET Interactive Notebooks (VS Code extension)
- .NET 6 (required by conversion binaries)
None
- You have to wait for VS Code to load the .NET Interactive engine before you click play on the first cell
- Restart VS Code if the Cells are not running properly
Now working in Linux (using dotnet as the launch executable)
Initial release
Enjoy!
Example Linqpad format:
<Query Kind="Program">
<NuGetReference>Newtonsoft.Json</NuGetReference>
<Namespace>Newtonsoft.Json</Namespace>
</Query>
void Main()
{
var x = new Dictionary<string,string>();
DictionarySetter(x);
x.Dump("Dump with Heading");
JsonConvert.SerializeObject(x).Dump();
}
void DictionarySetter(Dictionary<string,string> x){
x["some key"] ="some value";
}