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@sap_oss/vscode-mta-tools

v1.4.10

Published

a month ago

VS Code Multi-Target Application tools

Downloads

440,179

Description

The VS Code Multi-Target Application (MTA) tools extension is a VS Code extension for development of multi-target applications. It can be used to build multitarget applications using the Cloud MTA Build Tool, to deploy the build result to Cloud Foundry and to create MTA module from template. The extension is being developed and currently contains limited features.

Requirements

Make sure that you are familiar with the multi-target application concept and terminology. For background and detailed information, see Multi-Target Application Model.

Make sure the following tools are installed in your environment:

GNU Make 4.2.1 or later to build MTA project.
Cloud MTA Build Tool to build MTA project.
Cloud Foundry CLI to work with Cloud Foundry.
MultiApps CF CLI Plugin to deploy MTA archive to Cloud Fountry.
MTA tool to add MTA modules.
Yeoman-ui extension to add MTA modules.

Download and Installation

Import the extension into your Visual Studio Code. Run npm install to install all the needed dependencies.

Contributing

Contributions are greatly appreciated. See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.

Support

Please report here on any issue.

Licensing

Please see our LICENSE for copyright and license information. Detailed information including third-party components and their licensing/copyright information is available via the REUSE tool.