vscode-azure-blockchain-ethereum

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Azure Blockchain Development Kit simplifies how you create, connect to, build and deploy smart contracts on Ethereum ledgers.

This Wiki page includes a comprehensive getting started guide with detailed usage instructions for this plugin

System Requirements

For public preview, the current supported system requirements are shown below

Supported Operating Systems
- Windows 10
- Mac OSX
- Python 2.7.15 - Please note, you must have Python installed into your PATH variable. Python does not add itself to the PATH variable by default.See our FAQ for more details.
Node 10.15.x
Git 2.10.x

Wiki contents

Quickstart - basic overview of key features of the Azure Blockchain Development Kit extension
Command Palette - list of all extension commands and quick description of what they do
Azure Blockchain Service Management - guide showing how to use the extension to create an Azure Blockchain Service, and interact with it, from the IDE
Contract Management - How to scaffold out a basic directory and example contract, build (compile) and deploy that contract to a local, Azure Blockchain Service or public network using Infura
Interacting with your Smart Contract - guide showing developers how they can interact with their smart contract (e.g., exercise specific functions, verify emit events and state changes) directly in VS Code through an interactive UI
Debugging Smart Contracts - launch a debugging session and debug your smart contract using the VS Code debugging environment. Full support for debugging funtions like setting breakpoints, step in/out/over, watch windows etc.
Testing Smart Contracts - Coming Soon
Generating Micro-services from Smart Contracts - Automatically generate micro-services (as Logic Apps, Flows or Azure Functions) for smart contracts.
Generating Code to Publish Smart Contract Event Data to a Database - Automatically generate Logic App or Flows to publish smart contract event data to a relational database.
Generating Code to Publish Smart Contract Event Data to a Power BI - Generate a Logic App or Flow that will publish smart contract event data to a PowerBI stream.
Generating Code to Publish Smart Contract Event Data to a Service Bus - Generate Logic Apps or Flows to publish contract event data to Azure Service Bus.
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