![]() If your Github account has access to it, you will be able to install the Github Copilot extension in VSCode. Step 1: Install Github Copilot ExtensionĪs of writting, Github Copilot Technical Preview is not (yet) public accessible. But our intention is to use Github Copilot to generate Swift code for us based on our instructions. ![]() Having an IDE to write Swift is a first great step. You should be able to see the inline documentations as well as auto-completion working correctly. $ code -install-extension sourcekit-lsp-development.vsixĪfter the command runs through, you can open any Swift project in VSCode. You can install node by download an installer from the homepage, but I’d recommend to use homebrew to manage node We will need node to compile a VSCode extension to integrate sourcekit-lsp into VSCode. I’d recommend to check out xcodes, which is a very convenient way to download multiple version of Xcodes. Otherwise, you can install Xcode via Mac App Store, or download from Apple Developer website directly. I assume you have Xcode installed (if you are an iOS developer). Since VSCode supports Language Server Protocol (LSP) and Swift supports Language Server Protocol via sourcekit-lsp, we can active auto-completion support for Swift language in VSCode easily. Setup Swift development environment in VSCode I need to setup Visual Studio Code to try Github Copilot support for Swift language. Unfortunately, there is no support for Xcode yet. As an iOS Developer, I really want to try what Github Copilot can do to improve my productivity when writing Swift code. I have recently received the early access to Github Copilot Technical Preview. ![]() How to use Github Copilot with Swift using Visual Studio Code? ![]()
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