VS Code Extension
Kadaikodi in your editor. Manage service providers, offerings, orders, reviews, and investment opportunities against the Burdenoff workspace + global GraphQL gateways.
Features
- Activity-bar views for core Kadaikodi entities:
- Service Providers (expand to Workers, Offerings, Investment Opportunities)
- Offerings (products + services)
- Orders (expand to line items)
- Reviews (grouped per provider)
- Investments (opportunities, expand to investments)
- Dashboard (live marketplace KPIs + service health)
- Create / update flows via guided input pickers
- Webview panels — rich Provider Detail + marketplace Dashboard with admin analytics
- Status bar showing active providers + pending orders at a glance
- Worker tasks surfaced from a provider's worker rows
Authentication
Kadaikodi uses the Burdenoff OAuth 2.0 device-code flow (works on local, Remote-SSH, Codespaces, and WSL). Tokens are stored in VS Code SecretStorage.
- Run Kadaikodi: Login (or click Sign In in the Service Providers view)
- Enter the displayed code at the verification URL
- Pick a workspace. The extension issues a workspace-scoped token and scopes all data requests to it
The VS Code OAuth client id is burdenoff_vscode_kadaikodi and the redirect is vscode://burdenoff.kadaikodi-code-extension/auth/callback.
Environments
The extension targets production by default. To switch to alpha or local Burdenoff stacks, set the BURDENOFF_ENV environment variable before launching VS Code:
# Production (default)
BURDENOFF_ENV=prod code
# Alpha stack
BURDENOFF_ENV=alpha code
# Local development stack
BURDENOFF_ENV=local code
| Env | Workspace Gateway | Global Gateway |
|---|---|---|
prod | https://graphqlworkspaces.burdenoff.com/workspaces/graphql | https://graphql.burdenoff.com/global/graphql |
alpha | https://alphagraphqlworkspaces.burdenoff.com/workspaces/graphql | https://alphagraphql.burdenoff.com/global/graphql |
local | http://127.0.0.1:4003/workspaces/graphql | http://127.0.0.1:4000/global/graphql |
Endpoint URLs are centralized in src/config/env.ts; every other module reads endpoints through readConfig().
Install
From the VSIX
bun run package # produces kadaikodi-code-extension-<version>.vsix
code --install-extension ./kadaikodi-code-extension-<version>.vsix
From source
git clone https://github.com/algoshred/kadaikodi-code-extension.git
cd kadaikodi-code-extension
bun install
BURDENOFF_ENV=local bun run build
Then press F5 in VS Code to launch the Extension Development Host.
Development
bun install
bun run lint # eslint, zero warnings
bun run typecheck # tsc --noEmit
bun run compile # tsc -> out/ (test harness)
bun run compile:test
BURDENOFF_ENV=local bun run build # webpack (extension host + webview UI)
BURDENOFF_ENV=local bun run test # @vscode/test-electron (needs a display / xvfb)
bun run package # vsce package -> .vsix
bun run sanity # lint + typecheck + compile + build + compile:test + test
The build is dual-target webpack: the extension host bundle (dist/extension.js, Node) and the webview UI bundles (webview-ui/dist/*.js, browser).
Configuration
| Setting | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
kadaikodi.workspaceEndpoint | prod workspace gateway | Workspace gateway override |
kadaikodi.globalEndpoint | prod global gateway | Global gateway override |
kadaikodi.oidcIssuer | (derived) | OIDC issuer override |
kadaikodi.clientId | (built-in) | OAuth client id override |
kadaikodi.workspaceId | (auto) | Set after login |
Release
Tag pushes (v*) build + test + package a VSIX and attach it to a GitHub Release — they never auto-publish. Marketplace / OpenVSX publishing is a deliberate, human-gated workflow_dispatch.
Repository: github.com/algoshred/kadaikodi-code-extension