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### Setup Instructions
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#### Option 1: Using Codespaces or Dev Containers (Recommended)
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#### Option 1: Using Codespaces (Recommended)
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1. Open the repository in GitHub Codespaces or use VS Code's "Remote-Containers: Open Folder in Container" command.
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2. Install the extension: View → Extensions → Click on the "..." (More Actions) button → Install from VSIX → `/workspaces/liquidjava-examples/extension/liquid-java-0.0.15.vsix`.
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3. After the information that the extension is activated, do `Ctrl + Shift + P` and write `Developer: Reload Window `
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5. Open examples: File → Open Folder → `examples/demo/src/`.
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6. You can try changing the example to see an error appear.
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7. If needed, reload window again using `Developer: Reload Window `.
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- To use codespaces, make sure you’re logged in to GitHub, click the button below, select `4-core`, and then press `Create codespace`. After a few minutes an editor with the LiquidJava extension enabled will open in your browser.
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[](https://codespaces.new/rcosta358/liquidjava-examples)
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#### Extension Activation
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#### Option 2: Using Dev Containers
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- The extension may take some time to be activated. While a small wheel in the bottom right of VS Code window is spinning, the extension is being loaded.
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- The extension will only activate when opening a Java project with the liquidjava-api.jar present.
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- If you prefer to test it locally, you can use VS Code's Dev Containers. Make sure you have Docker and the Dev Containers extension installed in VS Code and use the "Remote-Containers: Open Folder in Container" command. Then, run the `./setup.sh` script in the terminal to install the extension.
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#### Option 2: Manual Setup
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#### Option 3: Manual Setup
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If the automatic setup didn't work correctly, follow these manual steps:
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### Troubleshooting
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##### Extension Activation
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- The extension displays an item in the status bar at the bottom left of VS Code, indicating its current state.
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- The extension will only activate when opening a Java project with the `liquidjava-api.jar` present in the workspace.
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- If the extension doesn't activate properly, do `Ctrl + Shift + P` and run `Developer: Reload Window`.
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#### VSIX File Issues
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If you see "End of central directory record signature not found" or similar errors:
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cat ./extension/liquid-java-0.0.15.vsix | head
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## Working with the Extension
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1. Ensure your project is correctly set up with the `liquidjava-api.jar`.
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