SuiteCloud++

A VSCode extension to supercharge NetSuite development.

Features

• Better multi-environment support - a status bar indicator displays active environment, and provides a much quicker way of switching between environments

• Multi project support - allows you to work on multiple SDF projects in a single VS Code workspace and seamlessly switch between them

Installation

At this time, this extension has not been published on the VS Code Marketplace. You can download the latest release as a *.vsix file, which you can manually install in VS Code.

To build manually, clone this repository and run:

• npm install
• npx vsce package

This will generate a *.vsix file which you can right-click on within VS Code and select "Install Extension VSIX".

Usage

Multi Environment Support

Multi Environment Support requires SuiteCloud CLI for Node.js.

The project's currently selected environment (authid) is displayed in the status bar at the bottom right. Click on it to switch between environments.

NOTE: To improve speed, the list of authids is cached when the extension is opened. If you add additional accounts, you will need to re-open VS Code to use them.

Multi Project Support

1. Add a file activeProject.json to the root of your project with the following contents:

    {
        "defaultProjectFolder": "src/<Name of Default SDF Project To Use>"
    }
   

2. Modify suitecloud.config.js

   const { defaultProjectFolder } = require("./activeProject.json");
   
   module.exports = {
     defaultProjectFolder: defaultProjectFolder,
     commands: {},
   };
   

3. Create a src directory in the root of your project, and each SDF project as a subfolder

4. The script will monitor the active editor, and update the active project accordingly