PlatformX.dev is a Visual Studio Code extension designed to facilitate interaction with PlatformX.dev, allowing users to manage file data and reports directly within their development environment.
Installation
To install the PlatformX.dev:
Open Visual Studio Code.
Go to the Extensions view by clicking on the square icon in the Sidebar or pressing Ctrl+Shift+X.
Search for "PlatformX.dev".
Click Install next to the "PlatformX.dev".
Once installed, find it in the Installed extensions section of the Extensions view.
Getting Started
Before using the extension, you need to login to the PlatformX.dev. Follow these steps:
Open Visual Studio Code.
Navigate to the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS).
Type "PlatformX" and select "PlatformX: Login".
Enter your credentials when prompted and press Enter.
Once logged in, you can run the extension:
Open a new or existing HTML file.
Use the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS) and type "PlatformX" to see available commands.
Choose commands like "PlatformX: Pull Files", "PlatformX: Push One File", "PlatformX: Delete File", or "PlatformX: Logout" to interact with the API.
Also, pressing 'ctrl+s' will enable Push One File feature through keyboard input.
"PlatformX: Create App" will automatically create an app from the given data which can be directly installed in the API.
Features
Login to PlatformX.dev: Authenticate with the PlatformX.dev using your credentials.
Pull Files from PlatformX.dev: Automatically retrieve files from the PlatformX.dev when saving an HTML file.
Push One File to PlatformX.dev: Upload the content of the current HTML file to the PlatformX.dev.
Delete File from PlatformX.dev: Automatically delete file from the PlatformX.dev.
App Create: Create an app on PlatformX.dev which can be installed and used.
Logout from PlatformX.dev: Terminate the session with the PlatformX.dev.
Components Used
vscode: Visual Studio Code API for extension development.
axios: HTTP client for making requests to PlatformX.dev.
cheerio: Library for parsing HTML content.
sanitize-filename: Library for sanitizing filenames.
Why Use It
PlatformX.dev extension simplifies file data and report management by seamlessly integrating Visual Studio Code with the PlatformX.dev.
Support
If you encounter any issues or have suggestions, please write an email to info@platformx.dev.
Release Notes
0.0.1: Initial release of PlatformX.dev.
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