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# Manual installation
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>This is a [Visual Studio Code ](https://code.visualstudio.com/download ) extension. It is best installed from the [on-line extensions marketplace ](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=svaberg.swmf-grammar ), or from inside VS Code `Preferences/Extensions` and search for `swmf-grammar` .
_Alternatively_, the extension can be built and installed manually as in the next section. This should only be required for developers.
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## Build the extension
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1. Clone the repository and enter into the folder
```bash
git clone git@github.com:svaberg/SWMF-grammar.git
cd SWMF-grammar
```
2. Install the required packages with `npm`
```bash
npm install
```
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3. Compile with `npm`
```bash
npm run compile
```
At this point the extension may be debugged in the Extension Development Host:
```bash
code .
```
followed by the `Debug/Start Debugging` dropdown (or the `F5` key). To observe the extension in action, view the file `demo.in` .
To complete the manual installation, follow the remaining steps to manually create and install the package:
## Package and install the extension
4. Create a package using `vsce`
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```bash
vsce package
```
This should generate a `swmf-grammar-?.?.?.vsix` file in the current directory.
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5. Manually install the extension in VS Code (you may want to replace the wildcards in the version number)
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```bash
code --install-extension swmf-grammar-?.?.?.vsix
```
To test the installation, open the current folder in VS Code
```bash
code .
```
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and view the file `demo.in` .