Display a digital clock in the status bar of VisualStudio Code. Best for full-screen window as the system clock may be hidden.
- Works locally. Do not require to be installed into remote host when using VSCode Remote.
- Simple config. Do not need to learn how to format date time to string in javascript. Checkbox rules all!
- Adaptive refresh rate. Refresh at the beginning of every second only when needed (second is displayed or the separator is flashing), otherwise refresh at the beginning of 0 second every minute.
- No window reload required for any config change.
- Standing out. With a configurable colorful emoji (prefix or postfix), you could find the time with just a glimpse.
- Show full date time as tool tip of the clock status bar item. Note that the tooltip appears only when the editor window is focused / activated.
- To add Standard Octicons into
prefix or postfix, use
$(), such as$(clock)
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
yaclock.prefix |
String shown in front of the time. | ⏰ |
yaclock.postfix |
String shown after the time. | |
yaclock.showSecond |
Display the time with seconds. | false |
yaclock.flashTimeSeparator |
Flash the time separators | false |
yaclock.hour12 |
Use a 12-hour clock | false |
yaclock.padHour24 |
Show the padding 0 for a 24-hour clock | false |
yaclock.showDay |
Show the day of the week. | false |
yaclock.showDate |
Show date. | false |
yaclock.showAmPm |
Show AM/PM. Will be ignored if in 24 hrs mode. | false |
yaclock.position |
Position in the status bar. | right |
yaclock.priority |
Priority. The bigger value, the clock will be closer to the left edge. | 10 |
Contributors: James Lan, Per Persson