Getting Started with Extensibility
Drew Skwiers-Koballa edited this page Jun 7, 2021
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Azure Data Studio has several extensibility mechanisms to customize the user experience and make those customizations available to the entire user community. The core Azure Data Studio platform is built on Visual Studio Code, so most of the VS Code extensibility APIs are available. Additionally, we've provided additional extensibility points for data management specific activities.
Some of the key extensibility points are listed below.
- Visual Studio Code extensibility APIs
- Azure Data Studio extension authoring tools
- Manage Dashboard tab panel contributions
- Insights with Actions experiences
- Azure Data Studio extensibility APIs
- Custom Data Provider APIs
Please see take a look at Extension Authoring and Extension API documentation on the VS Code website.
Please see Contribution Points and Context Variables
Please see Extensibility API.
Documentation
- Get Started
- Install Azure Data Studio
- Telemetry
- Microsoft Ready 2019 Lab
- MS Docs Overview
- Debug Trace Logging
- Troubleshoot Azure Authentication Issues
- FAQ
Contributing
- How to Contribute
- Developer Getting Started
- Submitting Bugs and Suggestions
- Localization
- Troubleshooting Build Issues
- Engineering FAQ
- How to update typings files
- Importing and using modules
- UI Guidelines
- Angular UI Guidelines
- Contributor License Agreement
- Azure Data Studio Tests
- Why is the Azure Data Studio license different than the repository license?
Tool Services
Extensibility Reference
- Getting Started
- Extensibility API
- Contribution Points
- Context Variables
- Servers and Data Explorer Tree Views
- Debugging with VS Code
- Extension Authoring
- Building multiple insight widgets
- Microsoft Ignite lab
- List of Extensions
- Replace sqlops namespace
Project Management