Azure Connectors Namespace Manager

VS Code extension that provides a UI-based wizard for creating and managing Connector Namespace connections for Azure Logic Apps SDK connectors.

Features

6-step guided wizard to set up connections without leaving VS Code
Subscription & Resource Group picker — auto-loads from your Azure CLI session
Connector Namespace management — create new namespaces or select existing ones
Connection creation for all SDK-supported connectors (Office 365, SharePoint, Teams, Azure Blob, Kusto, etc.)
OAuth consent — opens the authorization page in your browser and verifies connection status
Access policy management — add local-dev or managed-identity access policies
App settings generation — writes local.settings.json or deploys settings to a Function App

Supported Connectors

Connector	API Name
ARM (Azure Resource Manager)	`arm`
Azure Blob Storage	`azureblob`
Azure Monitor Logs	`azuremonitorlogs`
Kusto (Azure Data Explorer)	`kusto`
MQ	`mq`
MS Graph Groups & Users	`msgraphgroupsanduser`
Office 365 Outlook	`office365`
Office 365 Users	`office365users`
OneDrive for Business	`onedriveforbusiness`
SharePoint Online	`sharepointonline`
SMTP	`smtp`
Microsoft Teams	`teams`

Prerequisites

Azure CLI installed and authenticated (az login)
Target subscription and resource group provisioned
For deployed scenarios: compute host with managed identity enabled

Getting Started

Install the extension
Open the Azure Connectors view in the Activity Bar (sidebar)
Or run Azure Connectors: Namespace Manager from the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P)
Follow the 6-step wizard:
1. Select subscription & resource group
2. Create or select a Connector Namespace
3. Create a connection (pick connector type)
4. Authorize via OAuth in your browser
5. Add access policies (or skip for trigger-only)
6. Configure app settings (local or deployed)

Development

npm install
npm run build    # One-shot build
npm run watch    # Watch mode
npm run lint     # Type-check

Press F5 in VS Code to launch the Extension Development Host.

Architecture

src/
├── extension.ts                  # Entry point — registers commands and views
├── azCliHelper.ts                # Azure CLI exec wrapper
├── azureService.ts               # ARM REST API calls (namespaces, connections, policies)
└── webview/
    ├── connectionPanelHtml.ts    # Webview HTML/CSS/JS (wizard UI)
    ├── connectionPanelProvider.ts # Sidebar webview provider
    └── connectionWizardPanel.ts  # Full-page editor panel

The extension uses az rest commands under the hood to call the Connector Namespace ARM API (2026-05-01-preview), exactly matching the connection-setup skill from the Connectors SDK repo.