hexdump for Visual Studio Code
Display a specified file in hexadecimal
Right-click on a file in the explorer to see Show Hexdump

Hover in the data section to see numerical values

Hover a selection to preview it as a string

Right-click in the hexdump to see more options

hexdumpFile(ctrl+shift+alt+h,cmd+shift+alt+h) Show Hexdump for the current filehexdumpPathShow Hexdump for a specific pathhexdumpOpenShow Hexdump for a file selected in an Open dialogeditValue(shift+enter) Edit Value Under CursorgotoAddress(ctrl+g) Go to Address...exportToFile(ctrl+shift+s,cmd+shift+s) Export to Binary File...save(ctrl+s,cmd+s) Save filesearchString(ctrl+f,cmd+f) Search String in FilesearchHex(ctrl+alt+f,cmd+alt+f) Search Hex String in FilecopyAsFormat(ctrl+alt+c,cmd+alt+c) Copy the selection in a specific format
hexdump.littleEndianSet default endianness (true for little endian, false for big endian)hexdump.nibblesHow many nibbles per group (2, 4, 8)hexdump.uppercaseDisplay hex digits in uppercasehexdump.widthNumber of bytes per line (8, 16, 32)hexdump.showOffsetShow offset on first linehexdump.showAddressShow address on each linehexdump.showAsciiShow ASCII sectionhexdump.showInspectorShow Hex Inspector when hovering datahexdump.sizeWarningDisplay a warning if file is larger than thishexdump.sizeDisplayMaximum size of the buffer to displayhexdump.charEncodingIdentify the source character encodinghexdump.btnEnabledDisplay Hexdump button
- Install Visual Studio Code (1.17.0 or higher)
- Launch Code
- From the command palette
ctrl+shift+p(Windows, Linux) orcmd+shift+p(OS X) - Select
Install Extension - Choose the extension
hexdump for VSCode - Reload Visual Studio Code
- Fork it!
- Create your feature branch:
git checkout -b my-new-feature - Commit your changes:
git commit -am 'Add some feature' - Push to the branch:
git push origin my-new-feature - Submit a pull request :D
Visual Studio Code v1.17.0
