Montréal Dreamin'24 - Get Started with ACB

This workshop was presented in Montreal, Canada for the Montreal Dreamin' conference on August 15, 2024.

Presented by Alex Martinez, MuleSoft developer advocate at Salesforce.

1. Get Started with Anypoint Code Builder

2. Alex Martinez Developer Advocate at Salesforce alexmartinez.ca About me

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4. THANK YOU

5. Agenda Pre-requisites First look at ACB Design an API Implement local API Navigating the Mule project Running and Debugging

6. Pre-requisites (Desktop)

7. Latest version of Visual Studio Code Install and set up git Anypoint Platform account (can be a trial version) Once those are done, then you can install the Anypoint Extension Pack into your VS Code. ℹ️ For more info, see Getting Started with Anypoint Code Builder . Pre-requisites

8. First look at ACB

9. First look Note : Everything from this presentation/event is based on ACB’s June ‘24 release (Anypoint Extension Pack v1.2.2). There are still a few features that need to be added to ACB for it to be comparable to Studio. If you try to follow through the steps in a future release, they might be different. The ACB team appreciates any feedback you may have for future releases.

10. First look * Theme: MuleSoft Community Theme

11. First look Log in to Anypoint Platform from here

12. First look Open the ACB settings Add JVM arguments: -M-Denv=local Select default values when creating a new app Enable Einsten (GA coming this month)

13. First look Quick Actions: Design an API : RAML/OAS specification or fragment. Implement an API : Create a Mule app based on an API Specification from Exchange (GraphQL, REST, or AsyncAPI). Requires Anypoint Platform account. Develop an Integration : Create an empty Mule app or a Mule app based on a template/example project from Exchange. ℹ️ You can choose Mule runtime versions 4.4, 4.6, or 4.7 and Java versions 11 or 17 on all new projects.

14. Design an API

15. Design an API Click on Design an API Write a project name, select a location, and choose a language Click on Create Project

16. Copy and paste the contents of this file into your project Save the file (ctrl+s for Windows or cmd+s for Mac) Design an API

17. Preview it with the API Console Design an API

18. Open Governance Design an API

19. Open the command palette (ctrl+shift+P for Windows or cmd+shift+P for Mac) Search for mulesoft: Press esc to close Design an API

20. Implement local API

21. Implement it locally (no Exchange) Implement local API 1 2 3 4 5 6

22. API Spec Mule app ℹ️ A Workspace is created to have both API spec and Mule app open at the same time Graphical view XML view Implement local API

23. Navigating the Mule project

24. Navigating ℹ️ When you click on a component, you open the Config Panel

25. Running and Debugging

26. Run/Debug Run/Debug the app App will run normally as long as there are no breakpoints. Otherwise, the app will be debugged at any point you add the breakpoints.

27. Once it deploys locally, call your api on localhost:8081/api/users You should receive a 200 OK Run/Debug

28. Add a breakpoint in the XML Call the app again Run/Debug ℹ️ You can make small changes and hot-deploy a new file locally

29. Q&A

30. Share Your Feedback

31. THANK YOU