Databricks ConnectorHT

A lightweight VS Code extension for connecting to Databricks workspaces — browse files, edit notebooks, and run cells on remote clusters.

Features

Workspace Browser — Browse your Databricks workspace files and notebooks from the sidebar
Notebook Editor — Open and edit Databricks notebooks natively in VS Code
Remote Execution — Run notebook cells on remote Databricks clusters
Multi-language Support — Python, SQL, Scala, R, and shell cells
Magic Commands — Supports %sql, %python, %scala, %r, %sh prefixes
Secure Authentication — Personal Access Token stored securely in OS keychain

Install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace
Click the Databricks icon in the Activity Bar (left sidebar)
Run Databricks: Login from the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P / Ctrl+Shift+P)
Enter your Databricks host URL (e.g., https://adb-1234567890.azuredatabricks.net)
Enter your Personal Access Token

Browse Workspace — Use the Databricks sidebar to navigate your workspace files
Open a Notebook — Click any notebook in the workspace tree to open it
Select a Cluster — Run Databricks: Select Cluster to pick a running cluster
Run Cells — Click the run button on any cell to execute it on the remote cluster
Save Back — Run Databricks: Save Notebook to Workspace to save changes back

Command	Description
`Databricks: Login`	Connect to a Databricks workspace
`Databricks: Logout`	Disconnect from the workspace
`Databricks: Select Cluster`	Choose a running cluster for execution
`Databricks: Open Notebook`	Open a notebook from the workspace
`Databricks: Save Notebook to Workspace`	Save the current notebook back to Databricks
`Databricks: Refresh`	Refresh the workspace tree