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Install

SF Veritas is available as both a Desktop Application and an IDE Extension. Choose the option that best fits your workflow.

Desktop Application​

The Desktop App provides a standalone debugging experience without requiring an IDE extension.

IDE Extension​

The SF Veritas IDE Extension is available on the VS Code Marketplace for easy installation in VS Code and compatible editors.

Quick Install (VS Code Marketplace)​

For VS Code and most compatible editors, install directly from the marketplace:

  1. Open your IDE
  2. Go to the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X / Cmd+Shift+X)
  3. Search for "SF Veritas"
  4. Click Install

Or install directly from the VS Code Marketplace.

Supported IDEs​

Full Marketplace Support​

These IDEs can install directly from extension marketplaces:

IDEMarketplaceInstallation Guide
Visual Studio CodeVS Code MarketplaceInstall Guide
CursorVS Code MarketplaceInstall Guide
Google AntigravityOpen VSX RegistryInstall Guide
WindsurfVS Code MarketplaceInstall Guide
VSCodiumOpen VSX RegistryInstall Guide

VSIX Installation Required​

These IDEs require manual VSIX installation:

IDEInstallation Guide
code-serverInstall Guide
OpenVSCode ServerInstall Guide

Limited Support (VSIX Required)​

These IDEs are based on Eclipse Theia and may have limited feature support:

IDEInstallation Guide
Eclipse TheiaInstall Guide
Eclipse CheInstall Guide
SAP Business Application StudioInstall Guide

Download VSIX File​

For IDEs that don't support the VS Code Marketplace, download the VSIX file:

Download SF Veritas VSIX from Open VSX

Verify Installation​

After installation, verify the extension is working:

  1. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P)
  2. Type "SF Veritas" - you should see commands like:
    • SF Veritas: Show Console Logs
    • SF Veritas: Show Flamechart
    • SF Veritas: Start Local Server
  3. Look for the SF Veritas icon in the Activity Bar (left sidebar)

Next Steps​

After installing the Desktop App or IDE Extension:

  1. Integrate your backend application
  2. Integrate your frontend application (optional)
  3. Learn how to use the Console and Flamechart