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daviwil opened this issue May 18, 2016 · 0 comments
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Add $psEditor extension for HTML document preview API #191

daviwil opened this issue May 18, 2016 · 0 comments
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daviwil commented May 18, 2016

A really interesting possibility for the $psEditor.VSCode API would be to provide integration with the new TextDocumentContentProvider API in VS Code. This API allows you to show an HTML-based preview of arbitrary content. This could enable PowerShell script authors to show UI or rendered data as a result of running a PowerShell script.

Some examples of this API being used in TypeScript:

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Add custom HTML content views
1987b83 
This change adds new custom HTML content views which are driven by the
new HtmlContentView APIs in the PowerShellEditorServices.VSCode module.
These views allow the user to show a custom view with rendered HTML
content that can either be set or appended to using PowerShell cmdlets.

Resolves PowerShell#191
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Add custom HTML content views
fc86213 
This change adds new custom HTML content views which are driven by the
new HtmlContentView APIs in the PowerShellEditorServices.VSCode module.
These views allow the user to show a custom view with rendered HTML
content that can either be set or appended to using PowerShell cmdlets.

Resolves #191
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