Anypoint Code Builder provides a set of commands through the Command Palette.
MuleSoft Commands
Platform Commands
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Open MuleSoft Vibes from the Command Palette.
MuleSoft: Open MuleSoft Vibes -
Export troubleshooting information, including logs and workspace details. See Export Troubleshooting Information.
MuleSoft: Export Troubleshooting Information -
Import an existing Studio workspace into Anypoint Code Builder.
MuleSoft: Import Studio Workspace -
Log in to Anypoint Platform from. See Log in through the Command Palette.
MuleSoft: Login to Anypoint Platform -
Open the Settings page for Anypoint Code Builder settings, which include settings for the Anypoint Platform control plane, such as a MuleSoft-hosted cloud or Private Cloud Edition. For an example, see Set Anypoint Code Builder to a Different Control Plane.
MuleSoft: Open ACB Settings -
Open the Welcome tab for Anypoint Code Builder. See an example in Discovering the UI.
MuleSoft: Show Welcome -
Open project dependencies in the Explorer view. See Viewing Project Dependencies.
MuleSoft: Show Project dependencies
Integration Commands
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Deploy an integration or implementation to CloudHub. See Deploy an App to CloudHub.
MuleSoft: Deploy Mule Project to CloudHub -
Start an integration project. You can also start an integration project from the UI. See Creating Integrations.
MuleSoft: Develop an Integration -
Create a shareable or deployable JAR from your project. See Export Mule Project.
MuleSoft: Export Mule Project -
Download a supported Java Development Kit version for local development.
MuleSoft: Download JDK -
Download a Mule runtime version for local development.
MuleSoft: Download Mule Runtime -
Import an API spec from Exchange and scaffold it into an implementation project. See Scaffold an API and Create an Integration Project.
MuleSoft: Implement an API Specification -
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 Import a DataWeave Library.
MuleSoft: Import Asset from Exchange -
Import a JAR file for a Mule project and load it into a workspace. See Importing Projects into Anypoint Code Builder.
MuleSoft: Import a Mule Project -
Open custom metadata management for a Mule project.
MuleSoft: Manage Custom Metadata -
Publish an integration project to Anypoint Exchange.
MuleSoft: Publish Mule Project to Exchange -
Save and hot-deploy to a local Mule runtime.
MuleSoft: Save and Hot-deploy to Local Runtime -
Run a Mule application locally.
MuleSoft: Run Mule Application -
Run a saved multi-project launch configuration from your workspace. See Running Multiple Local Integration Projects with MuleSoft Vibes.
MuleSoft: Run Multi-Project Configuration -
Open Mule project properties.
MuleSoft: Open Mule Project Properties -
Toggle the canvas layout between classic and descriptive views.
MuleSoft: Toggle Canvas Layout (Classic/Descriptive)
API and Governance Commands
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Add an API spec fragment from Exchange to the project directory to include the fragment in your spec. See Add a Fragment from Exchange to Your Project.
MuleSoft: Add Fragment dependency from Exchange -
Open the API Console from an API design project. See Creating and Importing API Specifications.
MuleSoft: Show API Console -
Start an API design project. You can also start the project from the UI. See Creating and Importing API Specifications.
MuleSoft: Design an API -
Scaffold a local API spec project into an implementation project. See Scaffold an API Spec into a New Implementation Project.
MuleSoft: Implement this local API -
Import an API spec from MuleSoft VCS. See Import an API Specification from MuleSoft VCS.
MuleSoft: Import API Specification from MuleSoft VCS -
Open API project properties.
MuleSoft: Open API Project Properties -
Publish an API project to Anypoint Exchange. See Publish an API spec to Exchange.
MuleSoft: Publish API Project to Exchange -
Re-scaffold an API after updating a local API spec. See Re-Scaffold the API Spec.
MuleSoft: Re-scaffold this local APIThis command is available only for API specifications that haven’t been published to Anypoint Exchange. If you publish the spec to Exchange, re-scaffolding is no longer available for that asset. -
Open the API Governance panel in an API design project. For information about rulesets, see Validating API Specifications Against Governance Rulesets.
MuleSoft: Show API Governance -
Change a governance ruleset version in an API design project. For information about rulesets, see Validating API Specifications Against Governance Rulesets.
MuleSoft: Change Ruleset Version -
Remove a governance ruleset from an API design project. For information about rulesets, see Validating API Specifications Against Governance Rulesets.
MuleSoft: Remove Governance Ruleset -
Run governance validation across all rulesets and rules in the project. For information about rulesets, see Validating API Specifications Against Governance Rulesets.
MuleSoft: Run Governance Validation with all Rulesets and Rules -
Sync centralized governance rulesets. For information about rulesets, see Validating API Specifications Against Governance Rulesets.
MuleSoft: Sync Centralized Rulesets -
Sync centralized rulesets and run governance validation. For information about rulesets, see Validating API Specifications Against Governance Rulesets.
MuleSoft: Sync and Run Validation -
View API conformance status in Exchange. For information about rulesets, see Validating API Specifications Against Governance Rulesets.
MuleSoft: View API Conformance Status on Exchange
Agent Network Commands
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Create an Agent Network project.
MuleSoft: Create an Agent Network Project -
Add Exchange assets to an Agent Network project.
MuleSoft: Add Exchange Assets to Agent Network Project -
Deploy an Agent Network project.
MuleSoft: Deploy Agent Network -
Publish Agent Network assets.
MuleSoft: Publish Agent Network Assets -
Set up Agent Network gateways.
MuleSoft: Set Up Agent Network Gateways
Other Commands
Other helpful commands include the following:
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Open a project folder from the Command Palette. For examples, see Adding Folders to Your Home Directory.
File: Open Folder -
Open the Anypoint Code Builder panel. The panel provides links to frequent actions. See an example in Discovering the UI.
View: Show Anypoint Code Builder