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Make it easier to install npm deps with native code - make is missing
When I try to
npm i
my project (https://github.com/vicb/flyxc) it would complain about missingmake
required by lodepng.It would be great to add the required deps to the image by default
I had to install
sudo apt install build-essential
4 votes -
vim mode
Vim mode is essential for me and I wasn't able to find it as an option. If it is present, could it be made more discoverable? If not present, please add!
4 votes -
Add a docs link in the help menu
Please add a link to the tech docs @ https://developers.google.com/idx in the help menu (somewhere around here-ish https://screenshot.googleplex.com/3ncg4YcHRBRK9K2 maybe?) — thanks so much!
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Angular Template with Nx , Bazel ( monorepo in general )
per config template with default option and ability to customize
Spring Initializr is good example
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3 votes
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Blank template needs to be a lot more... blank
I was really surprised how much content is included in the blank template. I can get behind having the html file, JS, and CSS, but they should actually be empty, or mostly empty. The HTML file can have a base skeleton (html, head, body, that's it), but the JS and CSS files should be empty. I'm having to remove a lot to get to a 'proper' blank.
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IDX: Pull to reveal terminal
VS code provides this feature where you can pull from the bottom to reveal the terminal
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Sample nix environment templates
Nix is new to lots of folks - and it's a bit hard to know where to start.
Include some sample templates, or a master template with a bunch of packages (commented out) that the user can start with.
3 votes -
Let me run Cypress
Cypress is a popular UI automation testing tool for web, and I would like to run it within an IDX project!
This is the error I get when trying to run a Cypress test:
"Your system is missing the dependency: Xvfb"
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Constant loading when importing repo & loading workspace
I am using a new computer when I logged in the your workspace section continually has a loading wheel and no workspaces appear. I also have tried adding my repository again but it loads endlessly. It means I can't use the application at all for this repo.
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Easy way to start a new project
Once you get into a project, there's no clear way to start a new one from scratch.
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Less restrictive terminal
I need to be able to install linux apps like Aptos CLI and other tools. Not possible with how restrictive terminal is. Would prefer to see full access to ubuntu or Debian or similar.
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1 vote
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Build direct CI/CD
I would love It if the platform enables me to develop and test my code seamlessly and enable me to deploy to different cloud services seamlessly.
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shadcn/ui not supported?
I tried adding shadcn/ui to my nextjs/typescript/tailwind project. It gives me an unfamiliar error. Maybe its because of the way shadcn components are designed.
npm ERR! code ENOENT
npm ERR! syscall lstat
npm ERR! path /home/user/.globalmodules
npm ERR! errno -2
npm ERR! enoent ENOENT: no such file or directory, lstat '/home/user/.globalmodules'
npm ERR! enoent This is related to npm not being able to find a file.
npm ERR! enoentnpm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in: /home/user/.npm/logs/2023-08-17T181654062Z-debug-0.log
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1 vote
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Collaboratory notebook connection as back-end
It will be awesome to access Collaboratory computing infrastructure as a back-end in a easy to manage connector, specially to build small scale Data/ML projects.
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Page for shortcuts
Having a dedicated page to look after all the available shortcuts like a cheat sheet will be very helpful to improve productivity for example in the case of Flutter listing down all the supported shortcuts in a single page eg
- stful - Create StatefulWidget 2.stless - Create StatelessWidget
etc
2 votes -
cloudbuild.yaml and app.yaml files should get a Google Cloud icon
cloudbuild.yaml is Cloud Build config file
app.yaml is App Engine config file2 votes -
support home-manager for configuring the workspace
home-manager may be a better fit for configuring the workspace than the current bespoke packages/env variables in dev.nix.
In addition to just providing support for adding packages to the environment, it includes easy configuration for a number of common software packages. For instance, I needed to enable the
nix shell
command. With home-manager, I could have setnix.settings.extra-experimental-features = "nix-command flakes repl-flake"
, but instead I needed to set an environment variable by hand:
env = {
NIX_USER_CONF_FILES = pkgs.writeText "nix.conf" ''
extra-experimental-features = nix-command flakes repl-flake
'';
};
I got lucky in that Nix can be configured from an…
1 vote
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