Biscuit
Aesthetic, lightweight code editor with extension support
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Open SourceDeveloper ToolsText Editors
Description
Biscuit is an aesthetic lightweight code editor that supports extensions, drawing inspiration from popular editors like Visual Studio Code, Zed, and Vim. It offers a rich set of features including language server support, integrated terminal, and built-in debugging capabilities, making it suitable for both casual and professional developers.
How to use Biscuit?
To use Biscuit, install the latest release from PyPI using the command 'pip install biscuiteditor'. Open a project by running 'biscuit pathtosrc' and start editing your code. You can manage extensions through the extension center and utilize built-in features like debugging and Git support.
Core features of Biscuit:
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Language Server Support for code completions and symbol navigation
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Breakpoint-based Code Debugging with variable inspection
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Git Support for version control operations
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Integrated Terminals for running commands
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Extension center for managing and installing extensions
Why could be used Biscuit?
| # | Use case | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| # 1 | Developing Python applications with integrated debugging | ✅ | |
| # 2 | Collaborating on projects using Git version control | ✅ | |
| # 3 | Customizing the editor with various extensions for enhanced functionality | ✅ | |
Who developed Biscuit?
Biscuit is developed by Tomlin7, a hobbyist developer who aims to create a lightweight and aesthetic code editor with a focus on extensibility and user experience.