Language syntax, snippets, and build system for JavaScript for Automation (JXA)
Launch Quick Open, paste the following command, and press Enter
ext install idleberg.jxa
With shell commands installed, you can use the following command to install the extension:
$ code --install-extension idleberg.jxa
Download the packaged extension from the release page and install it from the command-line:
$ code --install-extension path/to/jxa-*.vsixAlternatively, you can download the packaged extension from the
Open VSX Registry or install it using the
ovsx command-line tool:
$ ovsx get idleberg.jxaOn macOS, you can make use of the following build commands through the command-palette:
- JXA: Run Script
- JXA: Compile Script
- JXA: Compile Script bundle
- JXA: Compile Application
You can tweak the defaults for this package, osacompile and osascript, in
the package settings.
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
showNotifications |
true |
Show build notifications indicating success or failure |
alwaysShowOutput |
false |
Specify whether to show the output panel on errors only or on each build |
convertErrorRange |
false |
Convert error range to line/column |
defaultBuildTask |
"script" |
Specify the default build task when creating a new task file |
allowMultiTermination |
false |
Allows the selection of multiple processes to be terminated |
osacompile.executeOnly |
false |
Save the resulting script as execute-only |
osacompile.stayOpen |
false |
Stay open after run handler |
osacompile.startupScreen |
false |
Show startup-screen |
osascript.outputStyle |
- | The flags argument is a string consisting of any of the modifier characters e, h, o, and s |
This work is licensed under The MIT License.
