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vscode-fstore

v0.19.0

Published

VSCode extension for Functions Store developers

Downloads

32

Readme

Functions Store Extension for Visual Studio Code

Screenshot

This extension adds support for developing functions very easily.

Features

  • List all functions in your workspace.
  • Add/Remove cloud functions (only auth, https, firestore, pubsub and storage triggers are supported)
  • Quick access to function main files

Side Bar

The Functions Store extension has its own Side Bar, with a variety of commands to improve you productivity.

Side Bar

The icon in Side Bar will appear when a valid workspace is opened

Creating functions

Add functions with a single click. Just set the name and pick the function trigger.

Creating a function

Install and run emulators

Emulators are an important tool for developing functions as you can test functionality without deploying to a production server. Install, start/stop emulators for your project as fast as you can click.

Installing the extension

To begin using this extension just install it either through

code --install-extension /path/to/vsix/file

or by searching for Functions Store in the VSCode extension marketplace.

License

MIT License