Commands in Anypoint Code Builder

Add an API spec fragment from Exchange to the project directory so that you can include the fragment in your spec. For a procedure that uses this command, see Add a Fragment from Exchange to Your Project.

Open the API Console from a design project. See Creating and Importing API Specifications.

Deploy an integration or implementation to CloudHub. See Deploy an App to CloudHub.

Start an API design project. You can also start an API design project from the UI. See Creating and Importing API Specifications.

Start an integration project. You can also start an integration project from the UI. See Creating Integrations.

Export a shareable JAR file that contains an integration or implementation project. Both types are projects that are Mule applications. See Export to a Shareable JAR File.

Export a Mule project with its compiled code and all dependencies into a distributable JAR file. See Export to a Deployable JAR File.

Export a compressed file that contains your project’s workspace folders, logs, and information about environment variables, CPU, operating system, and system properties. See Export Troubleshooting Information.

Import a supported API spec from Anypoint Exchange, and scaffold the spec into an implementation project in the IDE. See Scaffold an API and Create an Integration Project.

Scaffold an API spec project located within the IDE into an implementation project. See Scaffold an API Spec into a New Implementation Project.

Import a JAR file for a Mule project and load the unpacked project into a workspace in the IDE. A Mule project is an integration or implementation project. See Import a Shareable Project JAR File into the Desktop IDE or Import a Shareable Project JAR File into the Cloud IDE.

Import a design, integration, or implementation project. Import API specs or fragments from Anypoint Exchange, or a JAR file for a runnable Mule application (integration or implementation) in your IDE directory. See Importing Projects into the IDE.

Import an API spec associated with one of your business groups from Design Center. See Import an API Specification from Design Center.

Import a connector, REST or GraphQL library, or DataWeave library from Anypoint Exchange. See examples in Import a Connector from Exchange, Import an API Spec into an Existing Implementation Project, and Importing DataWeave Libraries.

Log in to Anypoint Platform from the IDE. See Log in from the IDE through the Command Palette.

Add a configuration XML file to your integration or implementation project. See Create an Additional Configuration XML File.

Open the Settings page for Anypoint Code Builder settings, which include settings for the Anypoint Platform host (EU or US). For an example that uses the command, see Set the Desktop IDE to the EU or US Cloud.

Publish an API spec or fragment from the IDE to Anypoint Exchange. See Publish an API spec to Exchange.

After scaffolding an API design project from the IDE into an interface within an implementation project and making subsequent changes to the design project, use this command from the design project to re-scaffold your changes into your interface. See Re-Scaffold the API Spec.

Search for an asset by its name in Anypoint Exchange.

Open the Project Dependencies area of the Explorer view for a project. All types of projects can have dependencies. Integration and implementation projects list Java packages in the area. API specification projects list any API fragment dependencies in the area, for example:

The command Explorer: Focus on Project Dependencies View also opens this area.

Open the Welcome tab for Anypoint Code Builder. See an example of the tab in Discovering the UI.

Open a project folder from the Command Palette. For examples that use this command, see Adding Folders to Your Home Directory.

Open the Anypoint Code Builder panel from the IDE. The panel provides links to Quick Actions, Documentation, and other items. See an example of the panel in Discovering the UI.