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ILSpy Visual Studio Code Extension and Service for Decompiling .NET Assemblies

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You can install the extension in Visual Studio Code via the marketplace

Getting started
Please see the Getting started overview.

Troubleshooting
If you have issues during installation of .NET Runtime, please see here.

Develop
The extension consists of two parts: The VSCode extension itself (written in TypeScript) and a "backend" server
process (written in C#), which provides a bridge to ILSpy functionality.

If first time

npm i @vscode/vsce -g

Compile and package all parts:

./build vsix

An installable .vsix file should be generated in artifacts folder, if everything is fine.

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Compile only backend server from console:

./build backend

Or open backend/ILSpy-server.sln in Visual Studio 2019 (>= 16.9) or another .NET IDE.

Compile VSCode extension itself:

README.md
./build compile-extension
./build test-extension

To develop and debug the VSCode extension, install Visual Studio Code, then run

cd vscode-extension
code .

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