The available VS Code extension can be found under /extension.

• pnpm install: install all packages
• pnpm run build: build the extension and webviews
• pnpm run engine:download: download and unpack the latest master engine
• pnpm run package: package the extension as .vsix file

To access the REST API of the engine, we generate the Axios client from OpenAPI. For the creation, it is expected that the OpenAPI specification is located under target/engine/openapi.json. The easiest way to retrieve the specification is to run the following command (Maven needed). Otherwise, you can load the file from https://jenkins.ivyteam.io/job/core_openapi/

pnpm run openapi

Make sure that all packages are installed, i.e. run pnpm install. Building and packaging are not needed. Simply start the Run Extension launch config, which will also activate the watch mode.

If you do not want to use the embedded engine as backend, you can define an alternative under VS Code Settings / Axon Ivy. Simply uncheck Engine: Run By Extension and set Engine: Url you want to use.

Playwright tests can be executed against VSCode Insiders or openvscode-server

Make sure that an Engine is running on localhost:8080. It will be used as the backend for testing.

• pnpm run test:playwright:download:vscode: download latest VSCode Insiders
• pnpm run test:playwright: run all tests against electron app

Build the openvscode-server docker image using the Dockerfile located under /build/integration/openvscode-server/server/Dockerfile, e.g.:

• docker build -t openvscodeserver -f build/integration/openvscode-server/Dockerfile ..

Then run the container using

• docker run -it --init -p 3000:3000 -p 8080:8080 -p 8081:8081 -p 8082:8082 openvscodeserver --disable-workspace-trust

Finally

• pnpm run test:playwright:browser: run all tests against openvscode-server in browser