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    SuperApp:Install the Visual Studio Code extension for WindVane

    Last Updated:Feb 14, 2025

    Superapp allows you to use a Visual Studio Code extension to initialize, build, and package a WindVane scaffolding project, and then use Application Open Platform to publish a WindVane miniapp. This topic describes how to install the Visual Studio Code extension for WindVane.

    Procedure

    1. Open VS Code, click the Extensions icon in the sidebar, enter "superapp" in the search input, and select the extension as shown in the image to install. If your VS Code is a newer version and supports Auto Update, it is recommended to enable the Auto Update option.image

    2. Click the image icon in the sidebar. In the EMAS Miniapp Develop Tool section, choose image > Extension Settings. Then, configure the parameters.

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      Parameter

      Description

      Build Path

      The directory where the build artifact is stored. Default value: dist.

      Env

      The development environment.

      Need Auth From App

      If enabled, invoking client capabilities within the mini-program will prompt for authorization; otherwise, no authorization prompt will be shown.

      Password

      The account password used to log on to Application Open Platform.

      Username

      The account username used to log on to Application Open Platform.

      Adb Linux

      The storage path of Android adb commands in the Linux system. Default value: ~/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools.

      Adb Mac

      The storage path of Android adb commands in the macOS system. Default value: ~/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools.

      Adb Windows

      The storage path of Android adb commands in the Windows system. Example: D:\sdk\platform-tools. If your computer runs Windows, you must specify this parameter. If you do not specify this parameter, the Android emulator cannot start as expected.

      Emulator Linux

      The storage path of Android emulator commands in the Linux system. Default value: ~/Library/Android/sdk/emulator.

      Emulator Mac

      The storage path of Android emulator commands in the macOS system. Default value: ~/Library/Android/sdk/emulator.

      Emulator Windows

      The storage path of Android emulator commands in the Windows system. Example: D:\sdk\emulator. If your computer runs Windows, you must specify this parameter. If you do not specify this parameter, the Android emulator cannot start as expected.

      Sdk Manager Linux

      The storage path of Android sdkmanager commands in the Linux system. Default value: ~/Library/Android/sdk/tools/bin.

      Sdk Manager Mac

      The storage path of Android sdkmanager commands in the macOS system. Default value: ~/Library/Android/sdk/tools/bin.

      Sdk Manager Windows

      The storage path of Android sdkmanager commands in the Windows system. Example: D:\sdk\tools\bin. If your computer runs Windows, you must specify this parameter. If you do not specify this parameter, the Android emulator cannot start as expected.

      Avd Manager Linux

      The storage path of Android avdmanager commands in the Linux system. Default value: ~/Library/Android/sdk/tools/bin.

      Avd Manager Mac

      The storage path of Android avdmanager commands in the macOS system. Default value: ~/Library/Android/sdk/tools/bin.

      Avd Manager Windows

      The storage path of Android sdkmanager commands in the Windows system. Example: D:\sdk\tools\bin. If your computer runs Windows, you must specify this parameter. If you do not specify this parameter, an Android emulator cannot be created.

      Npm

      The storage path of npm commands.

      Start Command

      The command for starting the miniapp. Default value: npm start.