ETCD Explorer - VSCode Extension

ETCD Explorer is a Visual Studio Code extension that allows users to interact with an etcd cluster directly from the VSCode editor. You can view, search, and manage etcd keys and values seamlessly from a dedicated side panel.

Features

• View ETCD Keys: Display all keys stored in your etcd instance in a tree view.
• Search Keys: Filter keys by substring using the search functionality in the side panel.
• Add Key-Value Pairs: Easily add new keys and values to the etcd store using the "+" button in the side panel.
• View Key Details: View the value associated with a specific key directly in VSCode. If the key is already open, it will refresh the same tab rather than opening new ones.
• Configurable ETCD URL: Set custom etcd cluster URLs to interact with different environments.

How to Use

1. View Keys

Once the extension is activated, you will see a new ETCD Explorer section in the side panel. Click on the arrow to view all keys from your etcd instance.

2. Search Keys

You can filter keys by typing a substring into the search input field located at the top of the ETCD Explorer panel. This will dynamically update the displayed keys.

3. Add a Key-Value Pair

Click the "+" button next to the search input to add a new key-value pair to your etcd instance. A prompt will appear for entering both the key and value.

4. View Key Value

Click on any key in the tree view to display its value. The value will be shown in a VSCode editor tab. If the key has already been opened, the existing tab will be refreshed.

5. Refresh the Tree View

To refresh the list of keys, click the refresh icon at the top of the ETCD Explorer side panel.

6. Configure ETCD URL

You can supply a custom etcd URL using the extension's configuration options.

Extension Settings

To configure the etcd URL:

1. Open VSCode settings (File > Preferences > Settings).
2. Search for "ETCD URL".
3. Enter the desired etcd URL (e.g., http://localhost:2379).

Commands

This extension provides several commands that can be accessed via the command palette (Ctrl + Shift + P):

• ETCD: Refresh Tree - Refreshes the displayed list of keys.
• ETCD: Search Keys - Opens a search box to filter keys by a substring.
• ETCD: Add Key - Prompts the user to enter a new key-value pair for etcd.
• ETCD: Show Details - Opens the value of the selected key in an editor tab.

Installation

1. Install the extension from the VSCode Marketplace.
2. Configure the etcd URL via the settings as needed.
3. Enjoy managing your etcd instance directly from VSCode!

Requirements

• Visual Studio Code 1.50.0 or later
• An accessible etcd cluster (local or remote)

Contributing

We welcome contributions! If you have suggestions or find bugs, please open an issue or submit a pull request on our GitHub repository.