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Add vscode bicep UI packages #14584
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Once #14584 is merged we should consider merging `vscode-bicep-ui` and `vscode-bicep` and configure it with npm workspaces. The PR cleans up the `vscode-bicep` project to make sure we have consistent linter rules and formatter settings to make it easier to merge the folders. Changes: - Consolidated TypeScript config files. - Updated ESLint rules. - Made rules less strict overall. - Removed the annoying Prettier formatting related rules. - ⭐**No more yellow or red squiggly line related to formatting violations**. - Cleaned up all stale linter rule disabling comments. - Updated prettier configuration - Changed printWidth from `80` to `120` since we all have modern high-resolution and ultra-wide monitors :p - Added a plugin for automatically sort imports. - ❗**Formatted all code under vscode-bicep, which accounts for 99% of the file changes**. - Fixed a critical Webpack bundling circular dependency warning. - Added CI steps for formatting the `vscode-bicep` folder.
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I'd like to add a new folder src/vscode-bicep-ui to house (React) UI applications and shared packages for reuse in the Bicep extension webviews, such as the deployment pane and the WYSIWYG visual designer (WIP).
The folder is set up with npm workspaces, vite and turborepo to simplify npm dependency management and improves development experience.
This PR introduces two packages, components and messaging, both with comprehensive test coverage. The components package includes various React components like
AzureIcon
andCodicon
, while the messaging package provides aWebviewMessageChannel
and related React hooks to simplify communication between a VS Code webview and the UI app managed by the webview.Currently, the apps folder contains only placeholders. Actual implementations will be added in the future, as there is still a lot to do (which is the main reason I want to check in these changes now - to save progress and avoid creating a gigantic all-in-one PR).
It's also worth noting that CI is not enabled yet. It will be set up once the deployment pane is updated to utilize these packages, which will be addressed in my next PR.
To preview the components, go to
src/vscode-bicep-ui/packages/component
, runnpm install
andnpm run dev
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