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Azure Event Hub Explorer

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Manage Azure Event Hub and Messages with Visual Studio Code.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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vscode-azure-event-hub-explorer

This is a vscode extension to send message to or monitor messages in Azure Event Hub.

Features

[x] Select Event Hub

[x] Send messages to Event Hub

[x] Monitor Event Hub messages

Commands

Command Keyboard Shortcuts Menu Contexts
Select event hub None editor/context
Send message to Event Hub None editor/context
Start monitoring Event Hub message None editor/context
Stop monitoring Event Hub message None editor/context (in output panel)

Configuration

You could directly run EventHub: Select Event Hub to set the event hub connectionstring and entity path you want to work with.

Otherwise, it will prompt for you to set them manually in settings when you try to send message to event hub or monitor event hub messages.

{
    "azure-event-hub-explorer.eventHubConnectionString": "{Event Hub connection string}"
}
{
    "azure-event-hub-explorer.eventHubPath": "{Event Hub path/name}"
}

Those two settings are optional. eventHubConsumerGroup default is "$Default", and showVerboseMessage default to false.

{
    "azure-event-hub-explorer.eventHubConsumerGroup": "$Default"
}
{
    "azure-event-hub-explorer.showVerboseMessage": false
}

Issues

Submit issues if any problems or suggestions.

Contribution

Fork the repo and submit pull requests.

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