Bamboo

Simple webresource management for the Microsoft Power Platform. Providing Dynamics365 developers the ability to edit and manage their webresources on a per-solution basis - all from within VS Code.

This extension provides the following features inside VS Code:

Create or update webresources in PowerApps straight from VS Code.
- Assign and customize the webresource name
- Duplicate the resource's name from it's path on disk
Publish webresourecs automatically
List all webresources in a given solution in a VS Code tree view

Getting Started

Install the extesion here
Add a bamboo.conf.json at the root of your project with the following parameters

{
    ...
    "solutionName": "<your-solution-name>",
    "connectionString": "AuthType=OAuth;Url=https://<org>.crm.dynamics.com;Username=<username>;ClientId={<client-id>};LoginPrompt=Auto;RedirectUri=http://localhost;TokenCacheStorePath=C:\\Temp\\oauth-cache.txt;",
    ...
}

Open up the folder which holds your webresources in VS Code

Usage

Creating a WebResource

Right click on a item in the file tree you would like to create and select the command Create and upload webresource to Power Apps
Optionally input the name of the WebResource

Updating a WebResource

Right click on an item in the file tree you would like to update and select the command Update webresource in Power Apps
NOTE: this requires a mapping to be saved in bamboo.conf.json

Usage in an Existing Solution

If using bamboo against a previously existing solution, as of release 0.2.0 the developer has to manually assign the mappings in bamboo.conf.json
For example, if the web resource is stored in Power Apps as new_/my-webresources/forms/account.js, the developer would define a mapping such as:

{
    ...
    "fileMappings": {
        "/path/from/bamboo.conf.json/on/disk/account.js": "/path/in/powerapps/account.js",
    }
    ...
}

Note the '/' prefix on all paths

Extension Settings

Setting Name	Description
bamboo.createWebResource.updateIfExists	When creating a WebResource, override it's contents if it already exists
bamboo.createWebResource.askForName	When creating a WebResource, manually enter the full name (path included) of the WebResource. If set to false, this webresource will be created with a path equal to the relative path on disk from the 'bamboo.conf.json' in the workspace
bamboo.uploadWebResource.publishIfSuccessful	When creating or updaing a WebResource, publish the web resource if the write is successful
bamboo.general.listFilesOnStartup	When the extension is loaded, list all files in the currently selected solution in the tree explorer

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

Contact

Open an Issue

Project Link

Bamboo

root16

Bamboo

Getting Started

Usage

Creating a WebResource

Updating a WebResource

Usage in an Existing Solution

Extension Settings

License

Contact