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Tickit Preview

Tickit Health

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Preview Tickit survey templates from json files
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Tickit Preview

Preview Tickit Templates. The extension parses question json files and builds the survey-app state object. The object gets encoded into a URI string and passed as a param into the survey app preview url:

https://staging.tickitforhealth.com/UI/#/template-viewer=encoded_survey_state

The app decodes the string and renders the state. The extension opens a panel with the app iframe.

Development

yarn

Debug

Press F5, run "Launch Extension" command from command palette.

Test

Press F5, run "Launch Tests" command from command palette.

Publishing

Install vsce, a command line tool for packaging, publishing and managing VS Code extensions.

npm install -g vsce

Get a Personal Access Token

  1. Open https://dev.azure.com/tickithealth, go to the Security page
  2. Select Personal access tokens and click New Token
  3. Give the Personal Access Token a name, optionally extend its expiration date to 1 year, make it accessible to every organization
  4. select a custom defined scope ruleset and click Show all scopes
  5. scroll down the list of possible scopes until you find Marketplace and select both Acquire and Manage
  6. Click Create and you'll be presented with your newly created Personal Access Token

Login and publish

vsce login tickithealth

vsce will ask you for the Personal Access Token and remember it for future commands.

vsce publish
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