Azure Logic Apps for Visual Studio Code (Standard)

Use the Azure Logic Apps (Standard) extension to quickly create, debug, manage, and deploy Logic Apps directly from VS Code.

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Create your first logic app

1. Select the button to create a new project in the Azure Logic Apps explorer

2. Select a new, empty folder to contain your project

3. Select "Stateful" for your project's first function

4. Use "Stateful1" as the function name

5. If the selected folder is not already open, select "Open in current window" to open it

Run the logic app locally

This extension integrates with the Azure Functions Core Tools to let you run your project locally before publishing to Azure.

1. To start your project, press F5 or the "play" button

2. If you do not have the Azure Functions Core Tools installed, you will be automatically prompted to install. Follow the specified instructions, or skip to the "Deploy" step if you would rather deploy without running locally.

   TIP: The "Terminal" panel should pop up automatically and you know your project is running if you see output

3. Make sure you have Azure Storage Emulator installed and running. Alternatively, edit the value of AzureWebJobsStorage in local.settings.json under the project's root folder and under /workflow-designtime to a valid connection string for an Azure storage account.

Deploy to Azure

1. Sign in to your Azure Account by clicking "Sign in to Azure..." in the Azure Logic Apps explorer

   If you don't already have an Azure Account, click "Create a Free Azure Account"

2. Select the button to deploy

3. Choose "Create new Logic App in Azure..."

4. Enter a globally unique name for your Logic App

5. Select a location

6. Wait for deployment to complete. Progress will be shown in the bottom right corner of your window

7. Once deployment is complete, expand your subscription in the Azure Logic explorer to view it

Development Notes

If building the extension make sure you are using node version 14. If you are using NVM or NVM Windows you can just use 'nvm use' in this repo to switch to the supported version.

Known issues

You can see known issues here.

Providing feedback

1. You can open issues here on GitHub.

2. You can submit feedbacks and comments using this form.

Code of Conduct

This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.

Telemetry

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License

MICROSOFT SOFTWARE LICENSE TERMS