How to Use Snigo with VS Code

< p > VS Code is the most popular code editor in the world, and now Snigo integrates directly into it.No more switching between apps to find a snippet — it's all right there in your editor.

< h2 > Installing the Extension < p > Open VS Code, go to the Extensions panel(⌘/Ctrl + Shift + X), and search for "Snigo".Click Install, then sign in with your Snigo account.

< h2 > Searching Snippets from VS Code < p > Press⌘/Ctrl + Shift + P and type "Snigo: Search".The Quickfinder opens right inside VS Code.Search by title, label, or content — then press Enter to insert the snippet at your cursor position.

< h2 > Saving Snippets from Your Editor < p > Select any block of code, right - click, and choose < strong > "Save to Snigo" < /strong>. The extension auto-detects the language and suggests labels based on your existing library. Add a title and save — the snippet is available everywhere instantly.

Inline Suggestions

< p > Enable inline suggestions in the extension settings, and Snigo will suggest relevant snippets as you type.It analyzes the context of your current file and surfaces snippets that match the pattern you're working on.

< h2 > Keyboard Shortcuts < ul >

⌘/Ctrl + Shift + S: Save selection to Snigo

< li > ⌘/Ctrl + Shift + F: Search Snigo library < li > ⌘/Ctrl + Shift + I: Insert last used snippet < h2 > Tips for Power Users < p > Create a snippet collection called "Project Templates" for boilerplate you use across projects.When starting a new file, search for the template and insert it in seconds.Your team can share these templates via a shared collection.