release first version

README.md

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 # Datadog-to-YAML
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 Converts Datadog monitor JSON into YAML
 
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 This conversion can be done by means of the [Chrome extension](https://github.com/peckham/Datadog-to-YAML/tree/master/releases/chrome) or the [Visual Studio Code extension](https://github.com/peckham/Datadog-to-YAML/tree/master/releases/vscode). Or both, I don't really care how you decide to do it.
 
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 ## Chrome
 The Chrome extensions adds a new `Export to YAML` button to the JSON export of the Datadog UI. This button will add the YAML to your clipboard.
 
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 ## Visual Studio Code
 The Visual Studio Code extension is activated when you open a .yaml file in the editor. Once activated you can paste the Datadog monitor JSON (or probably any valid JSON) using the keyboard shortcut `Ctrl+D, Ctrl+D` or via `Paste Datadog as YAML` in the context menu.

releases/chrome/CHANGELOG.md

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+# Change Log
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+## 0.0.1
+- Initial release

releases/chrome/README.md

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 # Datadog-to-YAML Chrome extension
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 Converts Datadog monitor JSON into YAML
 
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 ## Installation
 1. Download one of the releases on this page.
 2. Extract the .zip file.
 3. In Chrome navigate to `chrome://extensions/` and enable developer mode in the upper right corner.
 4. Add the extension by clicking on `Load unpacked` and selecting the folder where you extracted the .zip file.
 
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 ## How to Use
 1. Create or edit a monitor (but don't save it) in the Datadog UI.
 2. Use the `Export as YAML` button to copy the monitor YAML.

releases/vscode/CHANGELOG.md

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+# Change Log
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+## 0.0.1
+- Initial release

releases/vscode/README.md

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 # Datadog-to-YAML Visual Studio Code extension
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 Converts Datadog monitor JSON into YAML
 
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 ## Installation
 1. Download one of the releases om this page.
 2. Either install the .vsix file with `code --install-extension datadog-to-yaml-{version}.vsix`, or open the extensions sidebar in Visual Studio Code, click on the ellipsis and choose `Install from VSIX`.
 
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 ## How to Use
 1. Create or edit a monitor (but don't save it) in the Datadog UI and copy the monitor JSON.
 2. In Visual Studio Code, open a .yaml file and insert the monitor YAML with Ctrl+D, Ctrl+D. Or use `Paste Datadog as YAML` in the editor's context menu.