Chocolatey VSCode extension

Create a default Chocolatey package at the root of the active workspace with the Chocolatey: Create new Chocolatey package command. Published by Gary Ewan Park, Chocolatey VSCode extension lets package authors manage Chocolatey package files directly from Visual Studio Code instead of switching to separate tools.

Chocolatey: Pack Chocolatey package(s) searches the workspace for .nuspec files and packages the matching Chocolatey packages. Chocolatey: Delete Chocolatey package(s) finds .nupkg files in the workspace and removes them. Chocolatey: Push Chocolatey package(s) locates .nupkg files and pushes them.

The extension also provides PowerShell snippets for the Chocolatey helper functions Install-ChocolateyPackage and Uninstall-ChocolateyPackage. In a PowerShell file, typing choco and pressing Ctrl-Space opens the available snippets; selecting one inserts the helper function code and positions the cursor inside it for editing.

It suits developers and maintainers who create, package, remove, or publish Chocolatey packages while working on their package files. It runs within Visual Studio Code on Windows, belongs to the System Tools category, and is freeware; it operates in the current workspace rather than serving as a separate package source or standalone application. The current version is 0.7.2.