Anypoint Extensions for Visual Studio Code

This extension pack includes tools for developing on the Anypoint platform in the desktop version of the extensible VS Code editor. These tools provide features for API design, API implementation, integration development, debugging, and testing.

Prerequisites

Before you set up Anypoint Extensions for VS Code, make sure that you have these essentials.

• Visual Studio Code v1.76.1 or later
• Git
• Anypoint Platform account

Documentation

For documentation, visit the Anypoint Code Builder Desktop IDE Setup page.

Included Extensions

The Anypoint Extension Pack extension installs these extensions.

• Anypoint Code Builder - API Extension This extension (salesforce.mule-dx-api-component) enables you to use VS Code to create a RAML, OAS 2.0, or 3.0 API specification, or an API fragment. It also enables you to sync your changes with Anypoint Design Center.
• Anypoint Code Builder - APIKit Extension This extension (salesforce.mule-dx-apikit-component) provides support for scaffolding a Mule application.
• Anypoint Code Builder - Integration Extension This extension (salesforce.mule-dx-mule-dev-component) enables users to develop Mule applications using Anypoint Code Builder.
• Anypoint Code Builder - Platform Extension This extension (salesforce.mule-dx-vscode) provides the necessary platform capabilities to Anypoint Code Builder.
• Anypoint Code Builder - Dependencies Extension This extension (salesforce.mule-dx-dependencies) contains Anypoint Code Builder dependencies.
• Anypoint Code Builder - DataWeave Extension This extension (salesforce.mule-dx-data-weave-client) provides DataWeave 2.0 language support to Anypoint Code Builder.
• Anypoint Code Builder - Mule Runtime Extension This extension (salesforce.mule-dx-mule-runtime) ships the latest Mule Runtime Engine which enables users to run Mule applications inside VSCode.

NOTE: This extension pack and the extensions contained within are currently in a pre-release, beta state. As a result, any projects or functionality developed with these tools should not be used in production environments or in conjunction with production environments.