Snippets
Save, search and insert reusable code with live syntax highlighting.
myaz.snippets.insert
- Highlighting for TS, Python, SQL, Bash & more
- Native tab-stops —
$1,${1:name} - Favorites, tags, and instant search
VS Code extension · MIT licensed
myaz replaces the snippet notes, the web converters, the kill -9 googling, and the browser tabs full of dev utilities — all local, all inside VS Code.
*Across all eight core modules. The optional in-editor Feedback form is the one exception — it loads only when you open it.
Eight modules, each doing one job well — reachable from the sidebar or the Command Palette (⌘⇧P / Ctrl⇧P).
Save, search and insert reusable code with live syntax highlighting.
myaz.snippets.insert
$1, ${1:name}Documents, images, spreadsheets and data formats — batch-converted offline.
myaz.convertFile
Find and kill blocked dev server ports without touching the terminal.
myaz.scanPorts
Nine tabs you'd normally have open, built in.
20 fake-data generators plus a batch mode, for demos and seed scripts.
128 Vim commands, searchable and organized into 13 categories.
74 everyday git commands, from staging to rebasing to stashing.
Format, minify, validate, and explore JSON as a collapsible tree.
Why local matters
Every one of myaz's eight modules runs as plain JavaScript in the extension host — there is no server, no API key, and no network call to fail, log, or leak.
lsof -i :3000, then kill -9 <pid> — every single time.Quick start
Search myaz in the Extensions view, or run:
Click the myaz icon in the Activity Bar — the blue-violet "M".
Nothing to configure, nothing to sign into. It's already local.
We're listening
Opens right here on the page — no redirect, no sign-in.