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Access restricted packages (using myAnalog login)

Some components in CodeFusion Studio are distributed as restricted packages. To access restricted packages, a myAnalog account is required.

If you don’t already have a myAnalog account, you can create it at analog.com/myAnalog.

Note

Access to some packages is restricted to authorized users. If you believe you should have access but cannot see the required packages, contact your account representative.

Option 1: Login with myAnalog from VS Code Command Palette

  1. Open the VS Code Command Palette using the Manage gear icon or the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS).

  2. Type CFS myAnalog login.

    Command Palette myAnalog loginCommand Palette myAnalog login

  3. A dialog will prompt you to open an external website.

  4. Click Open.
  5. Log in with your account credentials. My Analog Login
  6. When prompted, close the browser window and return to VS Code.
  7. A VS Code notification confirms you are logged in.

Note

You can also check or end your session at any time from the command palette. Use CFS myAnalog status to check if you’re logged in. Use CFS myAnalog logout to sign out.

Option 2: Login from the command line cfsutil

Log in directly from the terminal using cfsutil.

  1. To access cfsutil, open a new terminal (View > Terminal or `Ctrl+``).
  2. In the terminal panel, click the dropdown arrow next to the + icon.
  3. Select CFS Terminal from the list.
  4. Run the following command: cfsutil auth login cfsutil myAnalog logincfsutil myAnalog login
  5. Log in with your account credentials. My Analog Login
  6. When prompted, close the browser window and return to VS Code.

Note

You can also check or end your session at any time from the terminal. Use cfsutil auth status to check if you’re logged in. Use cfsutil auth logout to sign out.

Note

To run cfsutil from a system terminal outside VS Code, use its full installation path — for example, <CFS-Install>/Utils/cfsutil/bin/cfsutil.cmd on Windows, or <CFS-Install>/Utils/cfsutil/bin/cfsutil on Linux and macOS.

Next steps

Now that you are logged in, you can proceed to install packages in CodeFusion Studio. Choose your preferred method below: