A very basic extension that makes use of webviews to render a d3 chart.

Develop

Setting up

To get started with this codebase it's useful to create a node-based development environment. One way to do this is through a conda environment, which is the method outlined below. Here are the steps (tested on Windows and Linux):

1. Download Anaconda
2. Enter the anaconda environment and create a conda environment (denoted in this example as having name bare_vscode):

       > [PATH_TO_ANACONDA_INSTALLATION]\Scripts\activate.bat    # On Windows
(base) > conda create -n bare_vscode python=3.6  # the actual version of python is not too important

3. "Activate" (start using) the environment:

(base)        > activate bare_vscode
(bare_vscode) > 

4. Install the node stack in the environment:

(bare_vscode) > conda install nodejs

5. In the directory where you've cloned this repo (at the level where the package.json file sits) install the dependencies

(bare_vscode) > cd [PATH_TO_THIS_CLONE]
(bare_vscode) > npm install

6. Open Visual Studio Code (heretofore "vsc") and start working with the extension as described in the official documentation

(bare_vscode) > code .

Code Architecture

This extension only contains the "front end" to have vsc communicate with VTune. The logic to locate, invoke and process VTune output is in a separate codebase.