Live Preview works cleanly with your multi-root workspaces! It will simply open an additional server for each root that you open a preview on. You can use the Live Preview: Stop Server command to kill the server in this case. Tasks do not work outside of a workspace, so a server will just launch in the background upon external preview when outside of a workspace.Linked files for these pages may not be correct if they are relative to a specific root (e.g.Files without a workspace will be served on its own server instance and will use its absolute path as the file path.Notes about workspace-less extension use: No workspace? No problem! For a quick preview of your file, the server can also access files outside of your workspace to preview.
Run Live Preview: Show Debug Preview in the command palette to get these debugging features.Ĭonsole Output Channel (For Embedded Preview)įor a simple view of the embedded preview's console messages, go to the Output tab and select Embedded Live Preview Console in the dropdown. This allows support for features such as setting breakpoints and inspecting elements. The external browser preview also supports debugging via the built-in js-debug extension and attaching to the Edge Devtools Extension. You can edit the preview target in the extension settings. You can click on the traffic to open the file location of the file returned by the server.Īlthough all of the images above use the embedded browser, you can also experience the same features in an external browser. This can also be launched using the Live Preview: Start Server Logging command. If you're looking for a persistent server to run, you can run a Live Preview task, which also logs the server traffic. Persistent Server Task with Server Logging Individual pages can opt out of live refreshing by adding the attribute data-server-no-reload. You can also change this in settings to refresh the preview on save or not at all. By default, changes appear as you make them in the editor.
The simple embedded browser features the following: Preview your HTML files quickly by clicking the preview button in the top right corner of your editor or using the context menu.Ī preview is available in-editor for the files hosted by the server. To work with these, feel free to run the Simple Browser: Show command that is already built-in with VS Code. not for apps using React, Angular, etc.). This extension is most useful for projects where a server is not already created (e.g. ⚠️ WARNING: This extension is still under development! ⚠️Īn extension that hosts a local server for you to preview your web projects on! This is the pre-release edition of Live Preview for early feedback and testing.
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