openiap assistent

Allows easily creating boiler plate code, generate tokens and publish agent code for openiap flow or testing SDK's

Features

Manage connections to multiple openflow instance Pack code, using npm Pack and upload packages to openflow Add boiler plate code ( comming soon )

Getting started

Open the project with the code you want to publish to an openiap flow instance. Press F1 to open the palette and search/select "Add openiap flow instance" Follow the guide to create a connection to an openiap flow instance to your global settings. This connection can be reused across all projects. Next press F1 once more and search/select "Initialize project" This will add/update your package.json ( only python and nodejs detection is working right now ) and set a "main" entry point and add the openiap settings. If you have more than one openiap flow instance it will prompt for the one to use ( this way you can easily swap between instances using init ) This will also add/update your .vscode/launch.json file to run you main entry point and add the needed envoirment variables to connect to your select openiap flow instance

Extension Settings

This extension currently have the following settings:

• openiap.flow.credentials: List of openflow instances you can push to

You Command palette and search for "openiap" for a list of commands.

• addflowconfig: Add connection to openflow, prompts to overwrite
• deleteflowconfig: Remove an existing connection to openflow
• packproject: Creates tar file with current project in root of workspace
• pushproject: Prompts for connection, create and uploads tar file and then cleans up
• initproject: Prompts for connection, and then add exmaple package.json and example configuration to launch.json
• addpackageconfig: Add an example configuration package.json
• addlaunchconfig: Prompts for connection if package.json exists, and then add an example configuration to launch.json

0.0.1

Initial push