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codium 命令

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常用示例

Open current directory

codium .

Open specific files

codium [file1.js] [file2.js]

Open file at specific line

codium -g [file.js:25:10]

Compare two files

codium -d [file1.js] [file2.js]

Install an extension

codium --install-extension [ms-python.python]

List installed extensions

codium --list-extensions

Open in new window

codium -n [path/to/project]

说明

codium is the command-line interface for VSCodium, a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Visual Studio Code without Microsoft telemetry and tracking. It provides the same functionality as VS Code with enhanced privacy. The CLI is functionally identical to VS Code's code command. All files, folders, and multi-root workspace features work the same way. Extensions are sourced from the Open VSX Registry instead of Microsoft's marketplace by default. Settings are stored in ~/.config/VSCodium/User/settings.json on Linux and extensions in ~/.vscode-oss. This separation from VS Code allows running both editors simultaneously without conflicts. VSCodium is available as native packages for Windows, macOS, and Linux, as well as Flatpak and Snap packages. The standalone CLI is also distributed separately for headless and remote scenarios.

参数

-n, --new-window
Open a new VSCodium window.
-r, --reuse-window
Reuse the last active window.
-g, --goto _file:line:column_
Open file at specific line and optional column position.
-d, --diff _file1_ _file2_
Open diff editor comparing two files.
-m, --merge _path1_ _path2_ _base_ _result_
Perform three-way merge.
-w, --wait
Wait for files to be closed before returning.
--locale _locale_
Set display language.
--user-data-dir _dir_
Specify directory for user data; enables isolated instances.
--extensions-dir _dir_
Set root path for extensions.
--disable-extensions
Disable all installed extensions.
--disable-gpu
Disable GPU hardware acceleration.
--inspect-extensions _port_
Debug extensions at specified port.
-s, --status
Print process usage and diagnostics.
--verbose
Print verbose output.
-v, --version
Display version information.
-h, --help
Show help information.

FAQ

What is the codium command used for?

codium is the command-line interface for VSCodium, a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Visual Studio Code without Microsoft telemetry and tracking. It provides the same functionality as VS Code with enhanced privacy. The CLI is functionally identical to VS Code's code command. All files, folders, and multi-root workspace features work the same way. Extensions are sourced from the Open VSX Registry instead of Microsoft's marketplace by default. Settings are stored in ~/.config/VSCodium/User/settings.json on Linux and extensions in ~/.vscode-oss. This separation from VS Code allows running both editors simultaneously without conflicts. VSCodium is available as native packages for Windows, macOS, and Linux, as well as Flatpak and Snap packages. The standalone CLI is also distributed separately for headless and remote scenarios.

How do I run a basic codium example?

Run `codium .` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -n, --new-window do in codium?

Open a new VSCodium window.