Editor
A VS Code extension that supports you in creating and updating ldproxy configurations.
Current state
A preview version (v0.9.0) is available.
Distribution
Currently the only way to use the extension is the provided docker image that contains an open source version of VS Code for the Web.
Features
Currently the extension only has a single feature, the command Create new entities. It provides a graphical wizard to automatically generate provider and service configurations from data sources.
Outlook
v1.0.0IntelliSense support for YAML configuration files (autocompletion, syntax checks, documentation tooltips)v1.1.0general availability of the extension for VS Code Desktop (macOS, Windows, Linux)
Installation
The docker image is available at ghcr.io/ldproxy/editor. It expects the workspace to be mounted at /data. The application runs on port 80.
To start the editor with your ldproxy configuration directory in /home/user/ldproxycfg and access it at http://localhost:8080:
docker run -d -p 8080:80 -v /home/user/ldproxycfg:/data ghcr.io/ldproxy/editor
Usage
When you open the application at http://localhost:8080 in the browser, you will see the mounted ldproxy configuration directory on the left. You can now start to edit your files.
For general help, check the documentation for VS Code.
Creating new entities
When you open the command palette and start typing ldproxy, the command ldproxy: Create new entities should appear at the top. Upon selecting, the graphical wizard will open in a new tab.
It allows you to automatically generate provider and service configurations from PostgreSQL/PostGIS, GeoPackage and WFS data sources.
Note
When trying to access a PostgreSQL database on the same host where the docker container is runnning, you have to use host.docker.internal instead of localhost.
