vincenthch / vscodex

Visual Studio Code extension to support code prediction with new codex API by OpenAI

VSCodex

Visual Studio Code extension to support the new codex API by OpenAI.

An API key (access token) is required in order to use this extension. This token is issued by OpenAI and must be in an environment variable named OPENAI_API_KEY. You can alternatively specify the API key in the extension settings although this might be less secure, and is generally discouraged.

echo 'export OPENAI_API_KEY=********' >> ~/.bashrc

Building and installing extension

npm install -g vsce
npm install
vsce package
code --install-extension *.vsix

Features

vscodex_demo.mov

Complete snippet (vscodex.predict)

Shortcut: ctrl+enter

Set level and complete snippet

Shortcut: ctrl+shift+enter

To avoid predicting more code than needed, stop-sequences can be specified like class. A level can be set and modified in the extension.

• Function-level: will only complete your function
• Class-level: will only complete your class
• File-level: No restrictions
• Custom-level: User specified stop sequence.

vscodex's Issues

Install on windows.

Hi, how do you install on windows. Get this error:

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npm ERR! missing script: build:install
npm ERR!
npm ERR! Did you mean one of these?
npm ERR! preinstall
npm ERR! postinstall

npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in:
npm ERR! C:\Users\ravlo\AppData\Roaming\npm-cache_logs\2021-08-31T09_51_15_831Z-debug.log

Cannot read property 'text' of undefined

When trying this on Windows, I am stuck at Waiting for Response, and an uncaught error in the extension displays as follows:

Would really want to use this, so any help would be super helpful <3

Copy pasting the install instructions leads to 'ERROR: Manifest missing field:engine'

As the title says, when I copy and paste the installation instructions I receive that error. Running on Windows 10 with the latest vsc and npm versions

Add a License File

It appears that this repository does not have a license, which may disallow anyone to use its content (read about this here). Thus, would you mind adding a 'LICENSE' file to your repository?

By the way: To choose a license, choosealicense.com and the opensource guide are great places to start looking.
Adding the license to the repo can then easily be done using one of githubs template, as shown here.

Thanks in advance!

Stop sequence should be easily switchable.

How do you set this on Windows?

Where do you specify or how do you config environment variable?

Infinitely wait response

It gets stuck on the sending request to the server and never get anything back.
Also, suggest adding a timeout function.

My hunch is that I am running windows OS so the PATH is not like in your .bshrc

It needs to add an observation note: for windows users like create an environment variable :/

Error. You didn't provide an API Key

Great extension.
I have Codex beta access. However, when I fill in my API key in the ~/.bashrc or in the settings page, it complains that I didn't provide an API key:

Any clues?

Environment Variable Issue

Hello,

I made a system and user variables called "OPENAI_API_KEY" with my OpenAI key and it still says Error: You didn't provide an API key. You need to provide your API key in an Authorization header using Bearer auth (i.e. Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY).

Am I doing it wrong?