atakanyenel / vstudio-extension

A visual studio code extension for kyma

Kyma Visual Studio Code Extension

Installing

• Download the released .vsix file.
• Go to extension in VS Code , click 3 dots and select install from vsix.
• Select the file.
• Reload.
• You need to have kubectl and kubeless* in your path.
• Refer to How To Use for details.

Developing

• Clone this repo.
• npm install inside folder.
• Open the folder in VS Code. VS Code automatically detects it as a plugin.
• To run it, click F5 or Fn+F5
• It will open a new VS code instance with the title Extension Development host, where the plugin will be installed.

Roadmap

• Kyma Logo

• See Kyma Resources

  • Lambdas
  • Apis
  • Deployments
  • Services
  • Remote Environments

• Hovering to function keyword reveals currently running functions.

• Learn about Kyma Deployment files.

  • provide hovering info to => servicecatalog.kyma.cx/v1alpha1

• Provide schema validation for Kyma deployment files

  • Add configuration option to change default port

• Snippets

  • Lambda
  • Api
  • Deployment

• Deploy to Kyma functionality

  • Deploy
  • Expose
  • deploy also lambdas in yaml files

• Install Kyma

• Add Service Instance

  • Redis

• Debugging for kubeless functions

  • We can provide debugging for pods running the kubernetes functions.
  • Can map it to kubeless .js files.
  • exploring more debugging options.
  • put an action button in lambda functions.
  • Check syntax of lambda function in yaml file.

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Known Problems

• Check issues.

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• * This plugin currently relies on unstable version of kubeless. Kubeless had a bug that prevented this code from working correctly. While the issue is fixed now, the fix is in a unreleased version of kubeless. For more info: Github issue