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Mobioos

This add-on is operated by Mobioos

Intelligent mapping to drive applications.

Mobioos

Last updated October 16, 2024

The Mobioos add-on is currently in beta.

Table of Contents

  • Provisioning the Add-on
  • Setup
  • Migrating Between Plans
  • Removing the Add-on
  • Support

Mobioos is an add-on that allows you to drive your software implementation projects by adding intelligent mappings between your different feature prisms and your app’s source code. Feature prisms create a comprehensive bridge between each domain feature and its associated code fragments. For each feature, you can explicitly identify where to implement it. Feature mapping enables you to achieve objectives, such as:

  • Feature Flags Management: Feature mapping automatically injects flags within your application source code.
  • Customization: The customization engine migrates your application as a Software Product Line (SLP). The objective of SLPs is to automatically generate variants from your application that encompass only the needed business features.
  • Modernization: Mobioos Forge helps you evolve legacy applications through features mapping to line up modern architectures. Mobioos Forge guides you to split your monolith legacy application into microservices that match your business features.

Forge Summary

Provisioning the Add-on

Attach Mobioos to a Heroku application via the CLI:

The list of plans are available from Mobioos.

$ heroku addons:create mobioos:opensource
Creating mobioos with the opensource plan

Setup

VS Code Extension

You can download and install Mobioos Forge from the Visual Studio Marketplace. After installing the extension, the extension asks you to log in or sign up for a Mobioos Forge account. Only logged-in users have access to the most advanced features such as the customization engine. Our VS Code extension allows you to map the source code that you deploy on Heroku. The extension generates metadata files that store the graphical representation of feature mapping.

See our quick-start tutorial to start creating feature models and map them to your Heroku app’s source code.

Mapping example

Language-Specific Integrations

Mobioos Forge supports the majority of programming languages. To achieve this, Mobioos Forge relies on extensions to map your features. To successfully map your features, you must ensure that you have the correct extension installed in your VS Code. Here’s a list of extensions that work well with Mobioos Forge.

Language Extension Link Language Extension Link
C language extension Link C++ language extension Link
C# language extension Link Java language extension Link
Javascript language extension Built-in in VS Code Typescript language extension Built-in in VS Code
PHP language extension Link Python language extension Link
Dart language extension Link Go language extension Link
Ruby language extension Link Rust language extension Link
Scala language extension Link Swift language extension Link
Bicep language extension (for DevOps) Link Terraform language extension (for DevOps) Link
Salesforce extension pack Link

Resources

📙 Official Documentation

🧩 Getting Started

📓 Tutorials

👾 Discord

Migrating Between Plans

Application owners must carefully manage the migration timing to ensure proper application function during the migration process.

Use the heroku addons:upgrade command to migrate to a new plan.

$ heroku addons:create mobioos:small-team
-----> Upgrading mobioos:small-team to example-app.. done, v18 ($49/mo)
       Your plan has been updated to: mobioos:small-team

Removing the Add-on

Remove Mobioos via the CLI:

This action only affects the data Mobioos manages related to feature mapping and doesn’t impact your project. Users can export Mobioos files for backup by copying and saving the .mobioos-forge hidden folder in the project root directory.

$ heroku addons:destroy mobioos

Support

Submit all Mobioos support and runtime issues via one of the Heroku Support channels. Any non-support-related issues or product feedback is welcome at technical-support@mobioos.ai or our Discord channel.

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