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The extension offers a number of configuration settings.
These can be configured by modifying the user or workspace settings or the settings.json file of VS Code.
Basic configurations
These configurations are the basic ones, which are used by the extension users.
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
ballerina.codeLens.all.enabled | Enable CodeLens that appear in the editor view. |
ballerina.enableConfigurableEditor | Enable the configurable editor. This will open a form to set values for configurable variables in the code when you run the Ballerina code. |
ballerina.enableNotebookDebug | Enable the debug feature in Ballerina notebook files (.balnotebook). |
ballerina.enablePerformanceForecast | Enable the performance forecaster. This will show you the forecasted latency and other performance values for Ballerina services in the low-code diagram. |
ballerina.enableSemanticHighlighting | Enable semantic code highlighting. |
ballerina.enableTelemetry | Enable telemetry logging. This will send log data to the extension developers. This will help developers to improve the extension. |
ballerina.experimental | Enable the experimental features of the Ballerina VS Code extension. |
ballerina.home | Set the Ballerina installation location. ballerina.pluginDevMode must be enabled to use this. |
ballerina.lowCodeMode | Enable the Ballerina low-code mode. This will open the Diagram View by default for Ballerina codes. This will focus the Diagram View Explorer in the side menu when VS Code opens. |
ballerina.pluginDevMode | Enable the developer mode. |
Advanced configurations
These configurations are related to the extension development process and not useful for the extension users.
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
ballerina.enableLanguageServerDebug | Enable language server debugging. |
ballerina.debugLog | Enable the debug logs of the extension. This will print the extension debug logs to the Ballerina output channel in the VS Code output window. |