Dataiku DSS

Enables real-time editing of Python and R code recipes stored in a Dataiku DSS instance directly within VS Code's editor, with automatic persistence back to the remote DSS platform via authenticated API calls. The extension maintains a local working copy of recipe files while syncing changes bidirectionally through the DSS REST API using personal API key authentication, allowing developers to leverage VS Code's native editing experience without switching to the DSS web UI.

Allows developers to trigger execution of Python and R recipes on a connected Dataiku DSS instance directly from VS Code via a status bar button, with real-time streaming of execution logs back to the VS Code output window. The extension sends execution requests through the DSS REST API and polls for completion status while displaying stdout/stderr output, enabling rapid iteration without leaving the editor.

Streams execution logs from remote recipe runs directly into VS Code's output window, displaying stdout and stderr output in real-time as the recipe executes on the DSS instance. The extension polls the DSS API for log updates and appends them to the output window, providing immediate feedback without requiring navigation to the DSS web UI.

Enables execution of Python and R recipes locally within VS Code using the locally-installed dataiku package, allowing developers to test recipes against local data or development datasets without requiring a remote DSS instance. The extension delegates execution to VS Code's native Python or R extension (e.g., Microsoft Python Extension) while providing the dataiku package context for DSS-specific operations.

Provides a dedicated sidebar panel in VS Code that displays the hierarchical structure of Dataiku DSS projects and plugins, allowing developers to browse, expand, and navigate to specific artifacts (recipes, libraries, plugins, wiki articles) without leaving the editor. The extension queries the DSS REST API to populate the tree view and handles file opening/creation through standard VS Code file operations.

Allows developers to create, edit, and delete wiki articles stored in Dataiku DSS directly from VS Code, treating wiki articles as plain text files that sync bidirectionally with the DSS instance. The extension handles wiki article persistence through the DSS REST API while leveraging VS Code's native text editing capabilities.

Provides context menu operations (add, edit, delete) for managing plugin files and folders within DSS plugins, allowing developers to create new plugin components, modify existing files, and remove obsolete code without using the DSS web UI. The extension uses the DSS REST API to perform file system operations on the remote plugin directory structure.

Supports configuration of multiple Dataiku DSS instances through environment variables, a JSON configuration file (~/.dataiku/config.json), or VS Code command palette, allowing developers to switch between different DSS environments (dev, staging, production) without reconfiguring the extension. The extension reads configuration from environment variables first, then falls back to the config file, with a designated default instance for operations.

Exposes DSS-related operations through VS Code's command palette, including commands to configure DSS API credentials, set DSS instance URL, and trigger recipe execution. This allows developers to perform DSS operations without navigating menus or using keyboard shortcuts, following VS Code's standard command-driven UX paradigm.

Provides configuration options to enable or disable SSL certificate verification when executing recipes locally, allowing developers to work with DSS instances using self-signed certificates or in development environments with certificate issues. The extension passes SSL verification settings to the local Python/R execution environment.

Displays a button in VS Code's bottom status bar that triggers remote recipe execution on the connected DSS instance, providing a single-click interface for executing the currently-open recipe file. The status bar button integrates with the remote execution capability, allowing developers to test recipes without opening menus or using command palette.