VS Code
Manage and inspect Notploy from within Visual Studio Code.
Purpose — The Notploy VS Code extension brings your instances, projects and deployments into the editor, so you can check deployment status and logs without leaving your work.
Status: early integration
The VS Code extension (notploy) is an early integration. Its views and commands may change.
Check the extension's page for the current feature set before relying on it in a workflow.
What it provides
The extension contributes views for:
- Instances — the Notploy panels you are connected to,
- Projects — the projects on an instance,
- Deployments — recent deployments and their status.
Setup
- Install the notploy extension from the marketplace (or the packaged
.vsix). - Add an instance: provide the panel's base URL.
- Authenticate with an API key. See API keys.
Store the key in the extension's settings; avoid putting it in workspace files that could be committed.
Security
The extension acts with the permissions of the API key you supply. Use a scoped key and revoke it if the machine or editor is shared.