Language Tools - VS Code Extension.

Introduction

Hello developers Thank You for using Godspeed Microservice Framework.

Pre-requisites:

1. VS Code editor

2. Godspeed Framework Version V2

Steps for Using the Language Tool Extension.

• Open your VS Code app.

• Go to the Extension section and search Godspeed Language Tools.

• Install the Godspeed Language Tool Extension in your VS Code.

Introduction to Snippets

• We have introduced few features in the extension and one of them is,Snippets now there are Godspeed's snippets for event and workflow.

• If you type Godspeed Event in the src/event (path) file then it will give you some sample data to make an event.

• In the Event Snippets contains the event string , authn , summary, description, fn, on_validation_error, sample params, sample body, responses. After creating an Event you can configure the code with your requirements For Ex. Changing the body, params , responses. You can change the values by pressing up and down arrow and tab or Enter to move next.

• sample of eventsnippet

http.get./event-endpoint:
  authn: false
  summary: 'summary of the event'
  description: 'description of the event'
  fn: 'full path of the function, seprated with dots, remove .yaml, like: com.biz.helloworld'
  on_validation_error: com.jfs.handle_validation_error
  params:
    - name: world
      in: query
      required: true
  body:
    content:
      application/json:
        schema:
          type: object
          properties:
            name:
              type: string
            email:
              type: string
          required: [name , email]
  responses:
    '200':
      description: OK
      content:
        application/json:
          schema:
            type: object

• If you type Godspeed Workflow in the src/workflow (path) then it will give a snippet of sample workflow which includes summary, description, id, tasks, fn and args.

summary: 'the title'
description: 'more details'
id: 'unique_ID'
tasks:
  - id: 'unique_id_of_the_task'
    fn: com.gs.return
    args: <%  %>

• You can also add Built-in Tasks in the workflows. There are snippets for that task.

• For Examples -

Rules to Write an Event

Mandatory Fiels

• There are some key-value pairs in the event and workflows, which needs to be filled to get a proper output, below are the examples of it.

In Event

• There are few key-value pairs which are important to the workflow, those are mandatory in the event.

  • For params -

    • names , in

        params:
          - name: world
            in: query
            required: true

    

  • For Body -

    - content , application/json, schema, type
    
    ```
    body:
      description: This is the Description of body
      required: false
      content:
        application/json:
          schema:
            type: string
    ```

    

  • For responses -

    - 200, content, application/json schema, type
    
    ```
    responses:
      200:
        description: OK
        content:
          application/json:
            schema:
              type: object
    ```

    

In Workflow

• in the Workflow there are some key-value pairs that are important to make good workflows.

• tasks , id, fn , args

• in the few built in tasks there are keys like cases in com.gs.switch and conditions in com.gs.ifelse , values com.gs.each_sequential are the mandatory keys.

Rules

Event

• Minimun length of the description and summary is 50 letters and minimum length is 2.

Workflow

• To define an Id in the Workflow id should be all in small letters , without spaces, without numbers and minimum charactors is 2 and maximum length is 45

  String does not match the pattern of "^[^\s]+$"

• Minimum length of the summary and description are 2 and maximum length is 50

  String is longer than the maximum length of 50.

• fn should be one of inbuilt functions or from the plugins (it starts with datasources) samples.

For more information you can watch our full Deatiled video on language tools and snippets of it on our Youtube channel.

Thank You !