Notice the gray Wijmo Designer… link that appears above the tag. Open that folder in VS Code, then open the file src\app.html, which contains the following FlexGrid markup: If you have already downloaded Wijmo, you can find this project in the Samples\TS\Angular2\HeaderFilters\HeaderFilters folder. Let’s begin by opening one of the Wijmo samples, HeaderFilters. The Wijmo Designer extension is activated whenever you open an HTML file in VS Code. Type wijmo into the search box, then click the Install button to begin downloading the extension.Ĭlick the Reload button when it appears to complete the installation. The easiest way to install it is to open VS Code and go to the Extensions pane. The Wijmo Designer extension is not included with any Wijmo distribution, but has been published to the Visual Studio Marketplace. To get started, visit the Wijmo designer Demo page. You can view a video and step-by-step tutorial here. For example, you can use IntelliSense to create an Angular tag for a new control, then edit the tag using the visual designer. You can use the Wijmo Designer extension in conjunction with the IntelliSense extension described in this article. The Wijmo Designer extension also provides a standalone command that opens the design surface in a separate tab, where you can instantiate controls, such as our Angular DataGrid with sample data, customize their properties, and generate Angular tags that you can copy into your source files. After making changes in the designer, with one click you can update the original HTML file with the modified Angular tags. Clicking the link opens the Wijmo Designer in a separate tab, and initializes it based on the associated markup. Within HTML files, it inserts a CodeLens link above each tag representing a Wijmo control. In addition to the web-hosted Wijmo Designer ( read about the web-based Wijmo Designer here), we just released a new extension for Visual Studio Code that targets Angular development.
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