How to use the azdata.tasks function in azdata
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few azdata examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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dzsquared / query-editor-boost / src / extension.ts View on Github 
let scriptText:string = "";
const workbenchConfig = vscode.workspace.getConfiguration('newquerytemplate');
let queryTemplateArray = new Array();
queryTemplateArray = workbenchConfig.get('DefaultQueryTemplate');
if (queryTemplateArray.length >= 1) {
queryTemplateArray.forEach(function(scriptLine) {
scriptText += scriptLine;
scriptText += `
`;
});
}
new placeScript().placescript(scriptText, context);
};
vscode.commands.registerCommand('dsk.newqueryoption', newQueryOption);
azdata.tasks.registerTask('dsk.newqueryoption', ((context?: azdata.ObjectExplorerContext) => newQueryOption(context)));
//dsk.resetDashboards
var useDatabaseCmd = () => {
tH.sendTelemetry('useDatabaseCmd', { }, { });
azdata.connection.getCurrentConnection().then( connection => {
if (connection) {
let databaseList = azdata.connection.listDatabases(connection.connectionId);
changeDatabase(databaseList, connection);
} else {
vscode.window.showErrorMessage("No connection found. Connect before switching databases.");
}
}, error => {
console.info(error);
});
}
var disposable_useDatabase = vscode.commands.registerCommand('dsk.useDatabase', useDatabaseCmd);azdata
The azdata NPM module provides Azure Data Studio extension authors tools to write extensions. It provides the azdata.d.ts node module (all accessible API for extensions) as well as commands for compiling and testing extensions.
