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1.4.1

bbennycode committed 10 months ago
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docs: Move dev docs to FAQ

bbennycode committed 10 months ago
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docs: Add release info

bbennycode committed 10 months ago
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fix: Node.js 16 actions are deprecated

bbennycode committed 10 months ago
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1.4.0

bbennycode committed 10 months ago
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Add Support for Docker Compose (#15)

mmaxexcloo committed 10 months ago

README

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Sort Everything

This VS Code extension sorts JSON, YAML, and plain text files. It can sort the selected lines of code or the entire file (if no lines are selected).

Show sorting

Installation

Open the extensions' marketplace site and click "Install".

Alternative:

  1. Start Visual Studio Code
  2. Press Ctrl + Shift + X to browse for extensions
  3. Search for bennycode.sort-everything
  4. Select the "Sort Everything" extension and click on "Install"

Usage

By default, sorting is applied when using the shortcut Alt + Shift + L.

You can change the keybinding in your Keyboard Shortcuts editor:

Keyboard Shortcuts

The Command ID is bennycode.sort-everything.sortFile.

Features

  • Sort plain text file
  • Sort plain text selection
  • Sort JSON file
  • Sort JSON selection
  • Sort YAML file
  • Sort YAML selection

Release

There is a publish-extension GitHub Action which can be used to publish the extension on the Visual Studio Marketplace.