Power Query language service for VS CodeAvailable in the Visual Studio Code Marketplace. Provides a language service for the Power Query / M formula language with the following capabilities: Fuzzy autocompleteSuggests keywords, local variables, and the standard Power Query library. HoverFunction hintsDisplays function documentation if it exists, and validates the types for function arguments. Code formattingProvides a formatter for the "Format Document" (Alt + Shift + F) command. CommandsString encoding/decodingThese commands can be used to add/remove M and JSON string formatting to/from the currently selected text. This can be helpful when you need to encode an embedded SQL (or other) query in an M expression, or when you're working with files that contain embedded M expressions, such as Power BI Dataflow's model.json file, and Power Query traces. There is a These commands require one or more text selections in the active editor window.
A more specialized version of this command will extract the M Document from an entire model.json/dataflow.json document. This command requires the active document to be recognized as JSON. The result is a new PowerQuery document.
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There is also a UI test suite that can be run from VS Code. Generate vscode extensionInstall the vsce CLI utility.
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