openfoam-workflow-vscode
This repo shows how I personally work with OpenFOAM through Docker and Visual Studio Code. Using Visual Studio Code as text editor has a number of advantages as it allows you to attach the file system of a running Docker container, which makes accessing an OpenFOAM/Docker installation much easier. Also, Visual Studio Code has extensions for OpenFOAM syntax highlighting.
How to download and setup openfoam-workflow-vscode
Open terminal and run command
git clone https://github.com/jakobhaervig/openfoam-workflow-vscode.git
git clone is used to create a copy or clone of openfoam-workflow-vscode repositories.
You pass git clone a repository URL. it supports a few different network protocols and corresponding URL formats.
Also you may download zip file with openfoam-workflow-vscode https://github.com/jakobhaervig/openfoam-workflow-vscode/archive/master.zip
Or simply clone openfoam-workflow-vscode with SSH
[email protected]:jakobhaervig/openfoam-workflow-vscode.git
If you have some problems with openfoam-workflow-vscode
You may open issue on openfoam-workflow-vscode support forum (system) here: https://github.com/jakobhaervig/openfoam-workflow-vscode/issuesSimilar to openfoam-workflow-vscode repositories
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