A minimal VS Code extension for real-time team collaboration.

• I like to work together with people everytime,me and my friends as a group,we do multiple projects and to keep track of our progress ,this extension will be a great help to me and my teamates, we dont have to worry about going to other platforms to check the to-do list ,through this extension it can accessed any time we want ,tht too in vsc ,where we all code.

i am a guy who uses task-completion type of app a lot and i have to switch every time to that app from vsc and sometimes this makes me lose pace,so i decided to combine todo app with vsc and that has resulted in this extension.

• Team Isolation: Use unique "Join Codes" to create private task environments for your specific group.
• Real-time Sync: Tasks update instantly for all team members without needing to refresh VS Code.
• Persistent Login: Your Team ID is saved locally via globalState, so you stay connected to your team every time you open the editor.
• Regional Performance: Optimized for the Asia-Southeast1 region to ensure low-latency updates for users in India and Southeast Asia.

The extension is pre-configured to connect to the Firebase project team-todo-ff249. It utilizes the regional database URL: https://team-todo-ff249-default-rtdb.asia-southeast1.firebasedatabase.app/

To start collaborating, you must join a team:

1. Open the Team To-Do explorer in the Activity Bar.
2. Click the Join Team (Person) icon at the top of the view.
3. Enter a unique code (e.g., it-project-group-1).
4. Share this code with your teammates so they can see the same list.

• Add Task: Click the + icon and enter a task title.
• Complete Task: Use the inline checkmark icon to toggle the status.
• Delete Task: Use the trash icon to remove tasks from the shared list.

• Language: TypeScript
• Backend: Firebase Firestore (NoSQL)
• State Management: VS Code ExtensionContext.globalState for persistent Team IDs.
• Data Architecture:

  teams/
  └── {teamId}/
      └── tasks/
          └── {taskId}: { title, completed, createdAt }
   }
  

• npm run compile: Build the TypeScript source into the dist folder.
• npx @vscode/vsce package: Generate the .vsix file for local distribution and installation.

• Download the .vsix installer from the GitHub Releases section.
• In VS Code, click the three dots (...) in the Extensions pane.
• Select Install from VSIX... and choose the downloaded file.