Open Dev-Docs Local Markdown File

This VS Code extension command allows you to open and edit a local Markdown file within the Dev-Docs environment. It provides a seamless integration between your code and documentation, enabling you to work on both simultaneously.

Why should I use this VS Code Extension Command?

Using this command streamlines your documentation workflow by eliminating the need to switch between different applications or windows. It allows you to keep your documentation in sync with your codebase, ensuring that any changes you make to the code are reflected in the corresponding documentation.

Additionally, the Dev-Docs environment provides various features and tools tailored for efficient documentation creation and management, such as syntax highlighting, auto-formatting, and integration with version control systems.

How do I use this VS Code Extension Command?

To open and edit a local Markdown file using the Dev-Docs environment, follow these steps:

1. Open your project in VS Code.
2. Navigate to the file you want to document or select the code you want to document within a file.
3. Either right-click and select the "Open Dev-docs Markdown" command from the context menu or use the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux, Cmd+Shift+P on macOS) and search for "Open Dev-docs Markdown".
4. If prompted, select the file or code snippet you want to generate documentation for.
5. Edit the Markdown file as needed, adding or modifying the documentation content.
6. Save your changes, and the updated documentation will be reflected in the local file system and the specified Git branch (if configured) specifically in the dev-docs directory.

By using this command, you can efficiently create and maintain your documentation alongside your codebase, ensuring that your documentation remains up-to-date and relevant to your project's development.