FluentCI for VS Code

The FluentCI extension for VS Code provides a set of commands for interacting with the FluentCI Pipelines.

Getting Started

1. Setup FluentCI in your project if you haven't.
2. Install "FluentCI" extension in VS Code.
3. reload or restart VS Code.

Requirements

• FluentCI 0.6.9 or later
• Docker
• VS Code 1.84 or later
• Deno 1.37 or later
• Dagger >= 0.8.x

Supported Features

• Initialize a new FluentCI project
• Run a Pipeline
• Show Pipeline Documentation
• Edit Pipeline Documentation
• Run a specific Job
• Run Pipeline directly from the FluentCI Registry without installing it locally

Commands

This extension contributes the following commands and can be accessed via Command Palette:

command	description	availability
Fluent CI: Run Current Pipeline...	Run the current Pipeline configured in the workspace	always
Fluent CI: Run a Job...	Run a specific Job in the current Pipeline	always
Fluent CI: Initialize a New Pipeline...	Initialize the current workspace as a new FluentCI Project	always
Fluent CI: Run a Prebuilt Pipeline...	Run a Pipeline directly from the FluentCI Registry without installing it locally	always
Fluent CI: Show Current Pipeline Documentation...	Show Documentation for the Current Pipeline	always
Fluent CI: Show Pipeline Documentation...	Show Documentation for a Pipeline	always
Fluent CI: Edit Current Pipeline Documentation...	Edit Documentation for the Current Pipeline	always
Fluent CI: Remove Fluent CI Configuration...	Remove Fluent CI Configuration from the current workspace	always
Fluent CI: Run a Job from a Prebuilt Pipeline...	Run a Job from a Pipeline directly from the FluentCI Registry without installing it locally	always
Fluent CI: Run Doctor...	Run the FluentCI Doctor	always

Menu

User can trigger the following action from the FluentCI Explorer context-menu

menu	description
Run This Pipeline	Run the selected Pipeline
Run This Job	Run the selected Job
Show Documentation	Show Documentation for the selected Pipeline

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT open source license. Please refer to MIT for the full terms.

Enjoy!