csky-cdk-assistant

Discover and build C-SKY CDK workspaces and projects directly from VS Code.

Features

• Discover .cdkws and .cdkproj files.
• Select Workspace, Project, and BuildSet with Quick Pick.
• Build, rebuild, clean, or build all projects using VS Code Tasks.
• Show the active project and BuildSet in the status bar.
• Store project selection in .vscode/csky-cdk.json.

Requirements

The first release supports local Windows workspaces and requires cdk-make.exe. Run C-SKY CDK: Configure cdk-make Path once, then run C-SKY CDK: Select Project.

Keyboard Shortcuts

• Ctrl+F7: Build
• Ctrl+Shift+F7: Rebuild
• Alt+F7: Clean

Open Preferences: Open Keyboard Shortcuts and search for C-SKY CDK to override these bindings. Ctrl+Shift+B can also open the registered C-SKY CDK build task.

Extension Settings

csky-cdk-assistant.cdkMakePath optionally overrides the standard C:/Program Files/C-Sky/CDK/cdk-make.exe path.

The selected Workspace, Project, and BuildSet are stored in .vscode/csky-cdk.json below the VS Code workspace folder.

Known Issues

VS Code Web, WSL, Remote SSH, flashing, and debugging are not supported.

Release Notes

0.0.1

• Direct CDK workspace and project discovery without a companion CLI.
• Direct cdk-make.exe task execution.
• Command Palette actions for build, rebuild, clean, and project selection.
• Default Build, Rebuild, and Clean keyboard shortcuts.

Build and Package

Install dependencies from the lock file:

npm ci

Compile the extension with TypeScript:

npx tsc -p ./

tsc prints output only when there are errors. A successful build generates JavaScript files under out/, including out/extensionMain.js.

Run lint if needed:

npx oxlint src

Package the extension as a VSIX:

npx --yes --package @vscode/vsce vsce package --allow-missing-repository

The generated file name follows the package name and version, for example:

csky-cdk-assistant-x.x.x.vsix

Install the generated VSIX locally:

code --install-extension ./csky-cdk-assistant-x.x.x.vsix

If npm cannot write to the default user cache directory on Windows, use a workspace-local temporary cache:

npm ci --cache ./.npm-cache
npx --yes --package @vscode/vsce vsce package --allow-missing-repository