wekex35/snapit

SnapIt

SnapIt is a simple way to take a beautiful snap of your code.

Instructions for Using SnapIt: 📸

1. 📌 Open the command palette by pressing Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (OS X).
2. 🔍 Search for "SnapIt" in the command palette and select it.
3. 🖱️ Choose the code you want to capture as a screenshot.
4. 📏 Adjust the width of the screenshot if desired.
5. 💾 Click the shutter button to save the screenshot to your disk.

Tips: 💡

• You can also start SnapIt by selecting the code, right-clicking, and clicking on the SnapIt option.
• If you'd like to assign a hotkey for SnapIt, go to your keyboard shortcut settings and bind the "snapit.launch" action to a custom key combination.
• If you prefer to copy the screenshot to the clipboard instead of saving it, simply click on the image and use the copy keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+C on Windows/Linux, Cmd+C on OS X). You can also customize this feature by binding the "snapit.launch" action to the copy command in your settings. 📋✂️

Launch SnapIt

Gradients and Padding

Language and Dark/Light Mode

How to Contribute

We truly ❤️ pull requests! If you wish to help.

Please read the contributing Guide

Stay in touch

• Author - Nirmal Mandal

License

SnapIt is MIT licensed.

snapit's Issues

Bug: doesn't render Python code with any syntax highlighting

It doesn't seem to show any Python highlighting or recognize any Python syntax.