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Open Monaco
Use Open with Monaco Editor from a project menu, or open the Monaco preview entry when you want the VS Code-style editing surface.
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Monaco Editor
Use VauCode's bundled VS Code-style Monaco editor with multi-file tabs, themes, minimap, terminal and local preview tabs.
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Android development workspace
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Bundled editor resources
Monaco editor resources, workers, fonts and supported language grammars are bundled with VauCode, improving reliability and allowing the editor surface to load without a third-party CDN.
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Editing features
Monaco includes project file selection, syntax highlighting, formatting, cursor position, code copying, minimap control and multi-file tabs.
Per-file unsaved indicators and close confirmation.
Project-specific open-file/session restoration.
Automatic language selection from the file extension.
Native file saving and Auto Save support.
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Editor themes
Available theme choices include VauCode Dark, VS Dark, Dark Modern, One Dark, Dracula, GitHub Dark, Monokai, Solarized Dark, VS Light and high-contrast themes.
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Terminal and preview tabs
Monaco integrates the project terminal and can open localhost preview tabs when a development server is detected. Preview tabs include loading progress, reload, tab switching and close controls.
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File Editor
Edit project files with tabs, file-specific run controls, terminal access, save behavior and framework-aware actions.
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Local Ports & Preview
Preview local development servers and understand how VauCode detects running localhost ports.
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Editor Options & Auto Save
Control save behavior and common editor actions, including Auto Save, format, copy, theme and minimap options.
VauCode User DocumentationUpdated 1 Oct 2026