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  • Code Server

    AIO Sandbox includes a fully-featured VSCode Server (Code Server) that provides a complete cloud development environment accessible through your web browser.

    Access Code Server

    The Code Server is available at:

    http://localhost:8080/code-server/

    No authentication required by default - immediate access to a full VSCode environment.

    Features

    Full VSCode Experience

    • Complete VSCode interface in the browser
    • Extensions marketplace access
    • Integrated terminal
    • Git integration
    • IntelliSense and syntax highlighting
    • Debugging capabilities

    File System Integration

    Access the same file system as other sandbox components:

    • Files created in browser/shell appear instantly
    • Edit files from API operations
    • Work with downloaded files immediately
    • Changes reflect across all interfaces

    Development Tools

    Pre-configured development environment:

    • Node.js runtime
    • Python interpreter
    • Git version control
    • Package managers (npm, pip, etc.)
    • Development servers

    Workspace Setup

    Project Structure

    Recommended workspace organization:

    /home/gem/
    ├── projects/           # Your development projects
    ├── Downloads/          # Browser downloads
    ├── .config/           # Tool configurations
    └── workspace/         # Current working directory

    Opening Projects

    1. Navigate to Code Server interface
    2. Open folder: /home/gem/projects/myproject
    3. Use File → Open Folder or Ctrl+K, Ctrl+O
    4. Select project directory

    Creating New Projects

    # Create project structure
    mkdir -p /home/gem/projects/new-app
    cd /home/gem/projects/new-app
    
    # Initialize project
    npm init -y
    git init
    
    # Open in Code Server
    # Navigate to http://localhost:8080/code-server/
    # Open folder: /home/gem/projects/new-app

    Advanced Configuration

    See Code Server Configuration for environment variables, extension installation, workspace behavior, and API-only deployment tips.