VS Code → AMQP (1.0) one-click publisher

Publish the contents of your current editor to an AMQP 1.0 broker straight from a tidy VS Code sidebar. Save multiple broker credentials securely, switch between them in a dropdown, and fire messages without leaving your editor.

✨ Features

• Sidebar UI (Webview) to publish the active editor’s text to an AMQP topic/address
• Multiple brokers + credentials saved and selectable from a dropdown
• AMQP 1.0 publishing using rhea
• TLS support (amqps://); automatic default ports (5671 for TLS, 5672 otherwise)
• Nice-to-have UX: add/delete credentials, minimal dark UI

🚀 Quick start

1. Launch the extension

   • You’ll see the QEmit sidebar view (id: qemitForm).
     If you don’t, open View → Appearance → Primary Side Bar, then search for the view by name or id.

2. Add credentials

   • In the sidebar, click Add Credentials.
   • Fill in:
     • Username
     • Password
     • Broker Host (e.g. amqps://broker.example.com:5671 or amqp://localhost:5672)
   • Save. The broker appears in the dropdown.

3. Publish

   • Open the file you want to publish (it must be the active editor).
   • Select a saved broker (or type a host if you have none saved).
   • Enter Topic / Address (e.g. topic://your/topic/here).
   • Click Publish.
     You’ll get a toast on success, or a readable error if something fails.

🔧 Configuration & behavior

Broker URL

• TLS: amqps://host[:port]
• Non-TLS: amqp://host[:port]

Topic / Address

• Passed directly to rhea as the sender address:
  sender = connection.open_sender(<topicOrAddress>)
• Examples: queue://queueName, orders, /amq/queue/foo — use the addressing scheme your broker expects.
• Examples: topic://your/topic/name — use the addressing scheme your broker expects.

What gets sent?

• Exactly the full text of the active editor as the AMQP message body.
• No custom headers/properties are attached.