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asyncapi-preview

v0.6.5

Published

Preview AsyncAPI documents inside VSCode.

Downloads

65

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AsyncAPI Preview

Preview AsyncAPI documents inside VSCode.

AsyncAPI Preview was simplified and reworked from scratch to use the latest @asyncapi/asyncapi-react, removing old dependencies on Express, socket.io and js-yaml with better startup performance and bundle size.

You can open AsyncAPI Preview from the editor title/context menu. (If you don't see that button, you can use shift+command+P to open command palette and select Preview AsyncAPI.)

AsyncAPI Preview

Automatic hot-reloading

Automatic hot-reloading on editor save, but currently, it doesn't reload when saving referenced external files.

Content Assistance

Available snippets:

Open an empty or otherwise yaml file and start typing one of the following prefixes, you may need to press Ctrl+space to trigger autocompletion in some cases:

  • add asyncapi skeleton: Adds an asyncapi skeleton for jump starting your API editing.
  • add asyncapi subscribe to async request: Inserts a new subscribe operation, for listening to incoming async requests/commands.
  • add asyncapi publish event operation: Inserts a new publish operation, for producing domain events.
  • add asyncapi message: Inserts a new message, you can choose it to be either a Request or an Event.

Once snippets are inserted use the <TAB> key to travel between snippet placeholders.

Paste as Schema

You can also autogenerate an Schema object from a JSON example.

Right-click inside #/components/schemas section and choose AsyncAPI: Paste as Schema from the context menu.

VSCode AsyncapiPreview - Content Assistance

Credits

AsyncAPI Viewer utilizes the following open source projects:

Contributors

Ivan Garcia Sainz-Aja ivangsa