Provide a VSCode instance in a sandbox

Running sandbox.exposeVscode() spins up a full VS Code instance inside an isolated sandboxed environment and exposes its URL so you can open it in a browser. This is handy when you need a lightweight, disposable editor for demos, workshops, or remote debugging: you can provision VS Code on demand without installing anything locally, safely experiment with code inside a contained workspace, and tear it down automatically once you’re done.

import { Sandbox } from "@deno/sandbox";

await using sandbox = await Sandbox.create();

// Start a VSCode instance
const vscode = await sandbox.exposeVscode();

console.log(vscode.url); // print the url of the running instance
await vscode.status; // wait until it exits