logicapp-logviewer
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Allows navigating a Single-Tenant Logic App (Standard) in your VSCode development environment or when deployed to your local Kubernetes (ie. MicroK8S or other) environment.
Allows navigating a Single-Tenant Logic App (Standard) in your VSCode development environment or when deployed to your local Kubernetes (ie. MicroK8S or other) environment.
Simply run the following to install globally.
npm install -g logicapp-logviewer
If installed globally, to run, simply type:
logicapp-logviewer
When running in your local Kubernetes environment, the AzureWebJobsSecretStorageType should be set to "kubernetes" (ie. the master key should be stored in a Kubernetes secret).
It should also work in "Files" mode, but this is not as thoroughly tested. When running in your local VSCode development environment, it reads the API key through the workflows REST API at http://localhost:7071
As well, you can pass in the BASEURL and APICODE if they are not detected correctly.
eg.
BASEURL=http://localhost APICODE=mymasterkey logicapp-logviewer
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Allows navigating a Single-Tenant Logic App (Standard) in your VSCode development environment or when deployed to your local Kubernetes (ie. MicroK8S or other) environment.
The npm package logicapp-logviewer receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, logicapp-logviewer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that logicapp-logviewer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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