Deploy an extension
Time to 'Ship it'!
In this part of tutorial, you will deploy an extension to your tenant
Note: Please make sure you've installed Docker and been running it
Note: The following example will continue what you have done in Call a Web API so make sure you've been through it.
Step 1. Registers a new extension in Omnia Cloud
omnia extensions new --name "HelloOmniaFx" --id extension-id
Tip: You can find the
extension-iddefined inextension.jsonfile in the project
Tip: You only need to do this once for each extension
Step 2. Publish a new version of extension
In this example, use version 1.0.0 for this completely new extension
In a basic deployment scenario, you should prepare a version to be published
omnia dev publish --path C:\your-hello-omnia-fx-path\extension.json --version 1.0.0
Tip: For more publishing options visit omnia dev publish
Step 3. Push a new version to Omnia Cloud
Check what intent your tenant has been provisioned with. It could be dev or prod
omnia tenants list
Now you can push the pulished version to Omnia Cloud
omnia extensions push {extension-id}:1.0.0 --intent {dev or prod}
Tip: For more pushing options visit omnia extensions push
Step 4. Deploy a new version to your tenant
Get all available versions of the extension on Omnia Cloud
omnia extensions versions {extension-id}
Choose which version you want to deploy your tenant
In this example, use version 1.0.0
omnia extensions deploy {extension-id}:1.0.0 --tenantid {tenant-id}
Step 5. Test the result
If you are serving the extension locally in the previous step in this tutorial, you will need to stop it first.
To stop service, open Omnia Developer Console in your Omnia Developing site and run the following cmd:
serve --stop https://localhost:44315
Now you can test the result.
Enjoy!