mit-mit/Dart-Code: Dart, Flutter and Fuchsia support for Visual Studio Code (VSCode). · GitHub

Dart Code can be installed from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace. Open VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P) and paste the following and press enter:

ext install dart-code

• Debug Dart command line apps
• Debug Flutter mobile apps
• Support for flutter hot reload (use the debugger Restart button)
• Select from multiple devices for Flutter debugging (select from the status bar)
• Support for debugging "just my code" or SDK/libraries too (dart.debugSdkLibraries and dart.debugExternalLibraries)
• Automatically finds Dart and Flutter SDKs from PATH or workspace folders
• Notification of new stable Dart SDK releases
• Syntax highlighting
• Code completion
• Snippets
• Realtime errors/warnings/TODOs reported in problems window and with squiggles
• Hovers/tooltip information
• Go to Definition
• Find References
• Code fixes/lightbulb
• Type hierarchy
• Rename refactoring
• Organize directives
• Sort members
• Flutter Doctor command
• Format document
• Support for format-on-save (editor.formatOnSave)
• Support for format-on-type (editor.formatOnType)
• Workspace-wide symbol search
• Automatic closing braces/quotes
• Document symbol list/search with highlighting
• Generation of analysis error reports for easy reporting to the Dart team
• pub get and pub upgrade commands (and flutter equivilents)
• Automatically run pub get when pubspec.yaml is saved
• Supports strong mode and linting (configured in analysis_options.yaml or .analysis_options)
• Other references to symbol under cursor are highlighted

• dart.allowAnalytics: Whether to send analytics such as startup timings, frequency of use of features and analysis server crashes. Defaults to true.
• dart.closingLabels: Whether to show annotations against constructor, method invocations and lists that span multiple lines. Defaults to true.
• dart.checkForSdkUpdates: Whether to check you are using the latest version of the Dart SDK at startup. Defaults to true.
• dart.debugSdkLibraries: Whether SDK libraries should be marked as debuggable. Defaults to false.
• dart.debugExternalLibraries: Whether libraries should be marked as debuggable. Defaults to false.
• dart.flutterHotReloadOnSave: Whether to automatically send a 'hot reload' request during a Flutter debug session when saving files. Defaults to true.
• dart.flutterSdkPath: Override the detected Flutter SDK to allow you to run from another location.
• dart.insertArgumentPlaceholders: Whether to insert argument placeholders during code completions. Defaults to true.
• dart.lineLength: The maximum length of a line of code. This is used by the document formatter. Defaults to 80.
• dart.pubAdditionalArgs: Additional args to pass to pub get and pub upgrade commands (eg. --packages-dir).
• dart.runPubGetOnPubspecChanges: Whether to automatically run pub get whenever pubspec.yaml is saved. Defaults to true.
• dart.sdkPath: If the Dart SDK is not automatically found on your machine from your PATH you can enter the path to it here.
• dart.sdkPaths: If you often switch between multiple Dart SDKs, setting this option to an array of Dart SDK folders or folders that contain multiple Dart SDKs in sub-folders will allow fast switching by clicking the Dart SDK version in the status bar.
• dart.showLintNames: Whether to show the names of linter rules in the problems panel to make it easier to // ignore:.
• dart.showTodos: Whether to show TODOs in the Problems list. Defaults to true.

This extension reports some basic events and timings to help inform development decisions, such as:

• Extension load and analysis times
• Whether you have disabled some settings (such as showing TODOs in Problems Window or Closing Labels)
• Frequency of use of features like Hot Reload, Full Restart and Open Observatory
• Crashes in the Dart analysis server

These events will include your platform (Win/Linux/Mac) and also extension/SDK version numbers.

This can be disabled via the dart.allowAnalytics setting.

For full release notes, see the changelog.