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TypeSync Dashboard

TypeSync Dashboard

Axel Sorensen

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Run TypeSync schema/validation/generation commands and see sync status at a glance.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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TypeSync Dashboard

A minimal VS Code extension that wraps the typesync CLI (validate, validate-data, generate-ts, generate-zod, generate-rules, generate-graph) and shows pass/fail status for each in a webview dashboard plus a status bar indicator.

Development

npm install
npm run compile  # For local development/testing
npm run bundle   # To test the bundled output

Then open this folder in VS Code and press F5.

Publishing

  1. Verify Publisher: The publisher in package.json is set to AxelSorensen.
  2. Get a PAT: Create a Personal Access Token on Azure DevOps with Marketplace (Publish) scope.
  3. Login & Publish:
    npx vsce login AxelSorensen
    npm run publish
    

Commands

All available via the command palette (Cmd+Shift+P):

  • TypeSync: Open Dashboard
  • TypeSync: Validate Schema
  • TypeSync: Validate Data (Emulator/Live)
  • TypeSync: Generate TypeScript Models
  • TypeSync: Generate Zod Schemas
  • TypeSync: Generate Firestore Rules
  • TypeSync: Generate Schema Graph
  • TypeSync: Run All Checks

Settings

Configurable under typesyncDashboard.* in VS Code settings — schema definition path, output file paths/targets, emulator host, and project id. By default the project id is read from .firebaserc if not set explicitly.

Requirements

  • The typesync CLI must be installed and on PATH.
  • For validate-data, a running Firestore emulator (or live credentials) is required, matching whatever you'd normally pass to the CLI directly.
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