![]() ![]() With that in mind, I created a small bat file (I'm on Windows), nodeWithBunyan. Launch VS Code Quick Open ( P), paste the following command, and press enter. Then in order to run the files open the integrated command line interface in the VS Code by navigating to the terminal in the menu bar at the top and then by opening a new terminal. This plugin was inspired by Npm Intellisense and AutoFileName. You can run Node.js files in VS by following the steps below : Open the folder in VS Code which has the Node.js files, that are to be run. Search nodemodules - Quickly search for node modules in your project. Visual Studio Code has support for the JavaScript and TypeScript languages out-of-the-box as well as Node.js debugging. Visual Studio Code plugin that autocompletes JavaScript / TypeScript modules in import statements. JavaScript (ES6) Snippets - Adds code snippets for JavaScript development in ES6 syntax. ![]() npm - Run npm scripts from the command palatte and validate the installed modules defined in package.json. If you specify a path, then VSC will run that instead. ES Lint - Integrates ESLint into VS Code. To take input from users in Visual Studio Code using the Node.js runtime, you can use the built-in readline module. ![]() By default it's null, which means that VSC will search in your PATH directory for node. The key to getting this hack working is with the runtimeExecutable property. Then I tried modifying the program parameter to read "app.js | \"node_modules/.bin/bunyan\"", but it complained that the file didn't exist :) Visual Studio Code is an elaborate development editor or a lightweight Integrated Development Environment - depending on your angle. Built with C and JavaScript, Node. I tried adding my | "node_modules/.bin/bunyan" line first in args, then runtimeArgs, then env, before finally realising that these were being passed to your app.js program rather than to node itself. Using Node.js, one can quickly build and run a web application within a few minutes. ![]()
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