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Using IDE Plug-In

With this guide, you can use the EdgeOne Pages deployment plugin to quickly build inside the IDE and deploy to the EdgeOne Pages platform with one-click.

Note:
Note: IDE currently supports CodeBuddy, VSCode and Cursor, and will expand to more platforms in the future. The following content uses VSCode as an example.
EdgeOne Pages Extension
EdgeOne Pages Extension



Feature Overview

Intelligent detection - Automatically identify the front-end framework of a project
one-click build - View build details in the IDE-integrated terminal
Easy deployment - Deploy to Pages with one click


Getting Started

1. Install this extension from the VSCode plug-in marketplace
2. Open your front-end project in VSCode
3. Click the Pages icon in the sidebar
4. Click "Run Build" to build your front-end project
5. Click "Publish Project" to deploy the project to Pages.


Framework Compatibility

This extension can automatically detect mainstream front-end frameworks and handle the build process accordingly. Regardless of whether you use a modern JavaScript framework, static site generator, or traditional Web project, Pages can adapt to your project structure and build requirements.


Environment Requirements

VSCode 1.90.0 and above versions
Node.js for local project builds
Pages API Token, making it easy to deploy directly to the Pages platform after building. For the token's method for obtaining, see the referenced document API Token.