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brainCloud Cloud Code FS

brainCloud Cloud Code FS

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80 installs
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Provide access to brainCloud's Cloud Code Scripts (.ccjs) from VSCode
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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BccFS – brainCloud Cloud Code File System

BccFS is a Visual Studio Code extension for browsing, editing, and syncing brainCloud Cloud Code scripts directly within the editor. It works both as a standalone virtual file system and as a companion to any existing workspace.


✨ Features

Virtual File System

  • Automatically selects the last-used brainCloud team from your portal login.
  • Displays brainCloud Apps as top-level folders in the VS Code file explorer.
  • Lists all Cloud Code scripts for each App.
  • Full support for creating, opening, saving, deleting, and renaming scripts.
  • Switch teams at runtime without restarting the editor.
  • View and edit script metadata (permissions, author, description) from a dedicated panel.
  • Enhanced editing experience with brainCloud service code completion and script validation.

Offline Folder Sync

Link any local folder to a brainCloud App for bidirectional sync without leaving your normal workspace:

  • Local → Cloud: Edit .ccjs files in your regular Explorer. On save, a "Sync Now?" prompt appears so you can push changes to the cloud immediately.
  • Cloud → Local: Changes made by other users or via the portal are detected automatically. A "Refresh Now?" prompt appears so you can pull them down right away.
  • Background polling checks the cloud every ~10 seconds for new or modified scripts without downloading content unless you choose to sync.
  • Sync status badges decorate linked folders and files in the Explorer:
    • ↑ — local edits pending push to cloud
    • ↓N — N cloud changes ready to pull
    • 🔗 — folder is linked and in sync

Git Branch → App Mapping

  • Map git branches to specific brainCloud Apps (e.g. develop → Dev App, main → Production App).
  • Switching branches automatically activates the correct App and suppresses spurious sync events caused by git's working-tree changes.
  • Branch mappings are stored in a .bcsync file that can be committed and shared across your team so everyone uses the same branch-to-app rules.
  • Per-machine sync state is stored in .bcsync.local (gitignored automatically) so local metadata never pollutes the shared repo.

Activity Bar Integration

  • Displays current connection and workspace status at a glance.
  • Shows all linked offline folders with their active branch and pending sync counts.
  • Quick-access buttons for push, pull, and folder management.
  • Access features including:
    • Login and connect to a brainCloud workspace
    • View logged-in user and team information
    • View and edit the server in use
    • Switch between brainCloud teams
    • Reset all client-side data to recover from errors
    • View extension version and open the details page

Status Bar Integration

  • Shows connection status, server, and extension version at all times.
  • Click when disconnected to reconnect.
  • Click when connected to view environment/user details or log out.

Live App Protection

  • Live Apps display a lock indicator in the explorer.
  • Right-click and select Toggle Lock to enable edit mode.
  • Locked apps do not persist local edits, preventing accidental changes to production scripts.

🚀 Getting Started

Option A — Activity Bar (recommended)

  1. Install BccFS from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.
  2. Select the brainCloud icon in the Activity Bar.
  3. Click Connect to brainCloud.

Option B — Command Palette

  1. Install BccFS from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.
  2. Open the Command Palette (F1 or Ctrl+Shift+P) and run brainCloud: Open Workspace.
  3. Optionally save the resulting workspace file for future sessions.

Setting Up Offline Sync

  1. Connect to brainCloud (see above).
  2. Open the Command Palette and run brainCloud: Link Folder to brainCloud App.
  3. Choose the local folder you want to sync and the App to link it to.
  4. If your folder is a git repo, run brainCloud: Link Branch to App to map branches to Apps.
  5. Run brainCloud: Pull Cloud to Folder for an initial download of all cloud scripts.

From that point on, saving a .ccjs file prompts you to sync to the cloud, and cloud changes prompt you to refresh locally.


⚙️ Available Commands

Access all functionality via the Command Palette (F1 or Ctrl+Shift+P) by typing brainCloud.

🔧 Workspace & Team Management

  • brainCloud: Open Workspace — Initializes a brainCloud workspace. (Visible only when not connected)
  • brainCloud: Close Workspace — Closes the active brainCloud session.
  • brainCloud: Switch brainCloud Team — Switch to another team on your account.
  • brainCloud: Open Server in Browser — Opens the configured server URL in your browser.
  • brainCloud: Edit Server Configuration — View or update the current server configuration.
  • brainCloud: Logout — Ends the current brainCloud session.
  • brainCloud: Reset Client Info — Clears local data (team, server, cache) to resolve client-side issues.
  • brainCloud: Show Extension Details — Opens the extension details page in VS Code.

📂 Offline Sync

  • brainCloud: Link Folder to brainCloud App — Link a local folder to a brainCloud App for bidirectional sync.
  • brainCloud: Link Branch to App — Map the current git branch to a specific App.
  • brainCloud: Show Local Sync Status — View all linked folders, their branch mappings, and pending sync counts.
  • brainCloud: Sync Local to Cloud — Push all local changes in a linked folder to the cloud.
  • brainCloud: Pull Cloud to Folder — Pull all cloud scripts into a linked folder.
  • brainCloud: Sync with brainCloud — Push a single .ccjs file to the cloud (also available via right-click in the Explorer).
  • brainCloud: Open Offline Folder — Reveal the linked local folder in the Explorer.

🧪 Developer & Debug Tools

Only visible when bccfs.debug is enabled.

  • brainCloud: (D) Clear Team — Clears the currently selected team data.
  • brainCloud: (D) Clear Config — Clears stored configuration settings.
  • brainCloud: (D) Clear Cache — Clears the internal extension cache.

📂 Contextual (Right-Click) Commands

  • Sync with brainCloud — Push the selected .ccjs file to the cloud.
  • Link Offline Folder — Link a virtual filesystem folder to a local directory.
  • Check Sync Status — Show diff status for the selected App folder.
  • Open Offline Folder — Open the linked local folder in the Explorer.
  • Toggle Lock — Toggle edit mode for a Live App. Locked apps do not save local edits.
  • Switch brainCloud Team — Switch teams from the Explorer or status bar.
  • Refresh Script Info — Reload metadata in the brainCloud Script Info panel.
  • Edit Script Info — Edit permissions, author, or description inline in the Script Info pane.

🧠 Tips

  • Type brainCloud in the Command Palette to see all available commands.
  • If your client is stuck, use Reset Client Info and reconnect.
  • If you change the server URL, use Reset Client Info before reconnecting to ensure a clean state.
  • Commit .bcsync to your repo so teammates automatically inherit your branch-to-app mappings.
  • .bcsync.local is added to .gitignore automatically — never commit it.
  • The "Sync Now?" and "Refresh Now?" prompts only appear once per pending batch. If you dismiss them, the ↑ / ↓ badges remain so you can sync manually whenever you're ready.
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