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Users should be able to use the CLI to generate a stub project. This is particularly useful in training.
We need a structure like this:
jobs/job.js tmp/state.json workflow.json .gitignore .vscode/settings.json project.yaml
vsconfig is optional but it would be cool to usea vsconfig which disables code assist in vsc (because it's super annoying when writing job code)
We may also want a project.yaml for easy deploy.
This vscode config should disable code complete:
// .vscode/settings.json { "javascript.suggest.enabled": false }
The obvious way to do this is:
openfn generate project
Does this class with the AI project, which is openfn generate adaptor my-adaptor?
openfn generate adaptor my-adaptor
I don't think so, I think it all sits together
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We need to be careful with lightning compatibility when we do this, so that it's as easy as possible to deploy to lightning.
It would be a good first issue if I can tighten up the spec a little bit
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Users should be able to use the CLI to generate a stub project. This is particularly useful in training.
Details
We need a structure like this:
vsconfig is optional but it would be cool to usea vsconfig which disables code assist in vsc (because it's super annoying when writing job code)
We may also want a project.yaml for easy deploy.
This vscode config should disable code complete:
API
The obvious way to do this is:
Does this class with the AI project, which is
openfn generate adaptor my-adaptor
?I don't think so, I think it all sits together
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