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AMP Automation Extension

AMP Automation Extension

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VS Code Extension for authoring AMP Automation Projects
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Amp Automation Extension

VS Code extension for creating, editing and testing AMP Automation projects.

Getting Started

Setup Development environment

  • File -> Preferences -> Settings -> Type "autoproj" in "Search settings" textbox to get AMP Automation settings
  • Configure settings according to your environment (contact PSG Support for onboarding configuration)
    • Client ID
    • Endpoint
    • Scopes
    • Tenant ID
  • Restart VSCode
  • F1 -> "AMP: Login" -> Login to your tenant with your Azure credentials

Create Project

  • Create a project folder in c:\autoproj\myProject
  • File -> Open Folder -> myProject folder. This is where your project files will reside
  • F1 -> "AMP: Create Automation Project"
    • Enter name for the project
    • For automation -> set action name -> select the provider
    • Based on the Provider you'll enter the required providerParameters
  • UserInputs can be added using the "Add User Input to automation project" command
  • Additional actions can be added using the "Add a new action to automation project" command
  • References to the user input can be used in the providerParameters with "$prop." keyword
  • Documentation

Testing a project

Allows user to test automation projects before publishing. Note: Not all functionality will be available in Test Project since it doesn't create a Request Item.

  • Ensure your development team has onboarded with AMP to have access to the Automation Service. Setup Development environment.

  • (Skip this if you don't have any userInputs for your autoproj) Right clicking on a project file (or using command pallette F1 -> "AMP: Create User Parameters File") and selecting 'Create User Parameters File' will create a UserParameters file in the "inputs" folder, these parameters will still need to have their values set.

  • Right click and selecting 'Test Project' from Context menu or Command Pallete (F1 -> "AMP: Test Project") will prompt you to enter a User Parameters file (if you have userInputs).

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