David Alonso
David Alonso17mo ago

Hey rowy 4810 how can I see the deployed

Hey @rowy , how can I see the deployed code from the parse function of a webhook in cloud run? I'm very unfamiliar to the Google cloud interfae
8 Replies
David Alonso
David Alonso17mo ago
@harini @Bhavya ✨
Bhavya
Bhavya17mo ago
Hey @David Alonso, could you please provide more details about what you're looking for? Are you referring to the code logic that processes incoming requests? The Cloud Run services are responsible for handling all the cloud function deployments, if that's what you're looking for.
David Alonso
David Alonso17mo ago
So when I create a derivative I know how to find the source code in the firebase functions by going to R-collection -> source -> columnName.js my question is how to find the source code of the webhooks on GCP
Bhavya
Bhavya17mo ago
@David Alonso, you can locate it within your Firestore Project under the path /_rowy_/webhooks.
David Alonso
David Alonso17mo ago
oh wow, the code is literally added to a firebase document haha, that's why deployment is so fast. Do cloud run pulls this code and executes it when an event is triggered?
Harini
Harini17mo ago
A few other things happen .. are you looking to debug something? Would be good to learn about why you are looking at it directly from console and if anything missing for you while building it from rowy UI
David Alonso
David Alonso17mo ago
The underlying reason I'm asking for this is that I actually prefer to work on functions from my local IDE where I have copilot and my own extensions, but Rowy abstracts some stuff away (mostly boilerplate code) which prevents intellisense from working properly in a local IDE idk how hard this is but it would be awesome if you could somehow log into your vscode session within rowy to have your extensions available within the editor Btw, @harini we applied for Rowy for startups a while ago and haven't heard back. Our startup is called Giftit 🎁
Harini
Harini17mo ago
DMing you @David Alonso