Visual Studio Code is a free, cross-platform integrated development environment for building software with different languages. In Azure Functions work, it provides a practical home for project files, terminal commands, extensions, and local development. section 8.2
A typical Azure Functions workflow uses Visual Studio Code to:
- Sign in through the Azure extension and view existing Function Apps. section 8.2
- Open an integrated terminal and initialize a local C# function project. section 8.2
- Create a function from a template, such as an HTTP trigger, with a selected authentication level. section 8.2
func init AlpacaNFTProject –dotnet
Initializes the local AlpacaNFTProject folder as a .NET Azure Functions project. section 8.2
func new --name ProcessNFT --template "HTTP trigger" --authlevel "anonymous"
Adds a ProcessNFT function using an anonymous HTTP-trigger template. section 8.2
