How to use the autorest.create function in autorest
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microsoft / vscode-azuretools / kudu / gulpfile.js View on Github 
async function build() {
// use local version of autorest extensions instead of global machine versions
await autorest.initialize("./node_modules/@microsoft.azure/autorest-core");
const autorestInstance = await autorest.create();
autorestInstance.AddConfiguration({
"nodejs": {
"package-name": "vscode-azurekudu",
"license-header": "MICROSOFT_MIT_NO_VERSION",
"add-credentials": "true",
},
"title": "KuduClient",
"input-file": path.join(__dirname, 'swagger.json')
});
autorestInstance.Message.Subscribe((_, msg) => {
if (msg.Channel !== 'file' && msg.Text) {
console.log(msg.FormattedMessage || msg.Text);
}
});
autorestInstance.GeneratedFile.Subscribe((_, file) => {
if (file.uri.includes('lib')) {autorest
The AutoRest tool generates client libraries for accessing RESTful web services. Input to AutoRest is an OpenAPI spec that describes the REST API.
