IDE Integration

PySH works today from the integrated terminal of any IDE that provides a compatible Unix terminal and supported CPython runtime. Dedicated PySH extensions for VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, PyCharm, and IntelliJ IDEA are roadmap items, not shipped v1.0 features.

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Visual Studio Code

Terminal use available; dedicated extension planned

Run the normal `pysh` command in the integrated terminal today. A dedicated PySH extension, language tooling, and terminal-profile package are not part of v1.0.0.

·Integrated terminal: available through normal shell execution
·Edit .pysh files with existing editor facilities
·PySH-specific language extension: planned
·PySH-specific snippets/templates: planned
·PySH-specific syntax extension: planned

JetBrains IDEs

Terminal use available; dedicated integration planned

PySH can run in the IDE terminal today. Dedicated PySH integration is not shipped in v1.0.0.

·Integrated terminal: available
·Python editing remains provided by the IDE
·~/.config/pysh/config.toml can be edited as TOML
·Dedicated PySH plugin: planned

PyCharm

Terminal use available; dedicated integration planned

Use PySH next to normal Python projects through PyCharm's terminal. PySH does not ship a PyCharm plugin in v1.0.0.

·Integrated terminal: available
·Python automation editing: provided by PyCharm
·PySH-specific run configuration: planned
·PySH-specific inspections: planned

IntelliJ IDEA

Terminal use available; dedicated integration planned

Use PySH through IntelliJ IDEA's integrated terminal. Dedicated PySH IDE integration remains roadmap work.

·Integrated terminal: available
·External CLI workflow: available
·Dedicated PySH plugin: planned
·Dedicated PySH language support: planned

ECLI — The Engineering Workspace

ECLI is a separate engineering-workspace direction for the PySH ecosystem. It is not required to use PySH v1 and is not part of the PySH v1.0 release contract.

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