CloudAEye VS Code Extension

CloudAEye VS Code extension provides powerful code review, security analysis, and test generation utilities directly within your development environment.

✨ Features

The CloudAEye extension offers the following key features to enhance your development workflow:

🔍 Code Review

Initiate a code review directly from your SCM view. This feature helps you get quick insights and suggestions for your code changes, improving code quality and maintainability.

🛡️ Security Review

Perform a security review of your code from the SCM view to identify potential vulnerabilities and ensure your applications are secure.

🧪 Generate Tests

Automatically generate comprehensive tests for your code. This can be accessed via a command or through the "Test" view in the CloudAEye activity bar, streamlining your testing process.

📊 CloudAEye Activity Bar View

A dedicated activity bar icon provides quick access to all CloudAEye tools, including a "Test" view to manage and generate tests, and other upcoming features.

🚀 Why choose CloudAEye

1. 🔍 Code Review: In depth code review and security review against OWASP and ASI standards
2. 🔧 Test RCA: Auto-fix test failures and save 4–8 hours per developer every week.
3. ⚡ Test Generation: Accelerate QA by 40% and uncover 50% more bugs early.
4. 👨‍💻 Developer Companion: Dev ramp-up time: under 1 week — not 3 months!

🔗 Integrations

• GitHub
• VS Code

📥 Installation

1. Open VS Code.
2. Go to the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X or Cmd+Shift+X).
3. Search for "CloudAEye".
4. Click "Install".

📖 Usage

Once installed, you can start using the CloudAEye extension:

🔍 Code Review & Security Review

1. Open the Source Control (SCM) view (Ctrl+Shift+G or Cmd+Shift+G).
2. Right-click on a file or selection of code you wish to review.
3. Select "CloudAEye: Code Review" or "CloudAEye: Security Review" from the context menu.
4. Insights and suggestions will appear in a dedicated output panel or webview.

🧪 Generate Tests

1. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P).
2. Type "CloudAEye: Generate Tests" and select the command.
3. Alternatively, click on the CloudAEye icon in the Activity Bar, navigate to the "Test" view, and follow the prompts to generate tests.

⌨️ Commands

The following commands are available via the VS Code Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P):

• CloudAEye: Configure API Credentials: Set up your CloudAEye API credentials securely.
• CloudAEye: Code Review: Initiates a code review for the selected code.
• CloudAEye: Security Review: Initiates a security review for the selected code.
• CloudAEye: Generate Tests: Generates tests for the active file or selected code.

⚙️ Requirements

GitHub CLI (gh)

To use the "CloudAEye: Get Current GitHub User Info" command, you need to have the GitHub CLI installed and configured on your system. You can download it from cli.github.com.

🔧 Configuration

API Key Setup

Before using CloudAEye features, you need to configure your API credentials:

1. Open Command Palette: Press Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (Mac)
2. Run Configure Command: Type and select "CloudAEye: Configure API Credentials"
3. Enter Organization ID: You'll be prompted to enter your CloudAEye Organization ID (input will be masked for security)
4. Enter API Key: You'll be prompted to enter your CloudAEye API Key (input will be masked for security)

Configuration Status

You can check your configuration status in VS Code Settings:

• Open Settings (Ctrl+, or Cmd+,)
• Search for "CloudAEye"
• The "Credentials Configured" field will show:
  • ✅ Configured - Your credentials are set up
  • ❌ Not configured - You need to run the configure command

For detailed setup instructions, visit our Quick Start Guide

📋 Release Notes

0.0.1

Initial release of the CloudAEye VS Code Extension, providing core code review, security review, and test generation functionalities.