F8
or use the command Execute Node.js
F9
Clear output before execution
{
"miramac.node.clearOutput": true
}
Show start and end info
{
"miramac.node.showInfo": true
}
Show stdout and stderr
{
"miramac.node.showStdout": true,
"miramac.node.showStderr": true
}
If miramac.node.legacyMode
is true
(default) the extention will not use new features and options. Because of some strange problems I can't reproduce, the extension remains in legacy mode. To use the following options simply set this option to false
{
"miramac.node.legacyMode": false
}
Set environment variables for execution:
{
"miramac.node.env": {
"NODE_ENV": "production"
}
}
Add arguments for execution:
{
"miramac.node.args": ["--port", "1337"]
}
Add options for execution:
{
"miramac.node.options": ["--require", "babel-register"]
}
Change the node binary for execution
{
"miramac.node.nodeBin": "/path/to/some/bin/node-7.0"
}
Some code that is executed with each run
{
"miramac.node.includeCode": "const DEBUG = true; const fs = require('fs'); "
}
The selected code or if nothing is selected, the active file, is written in a temporarily file (something like node_<random-sring>.tmp
). You don't have to save the file for execution.
This file will be executed by your installed version of node.js. Therefore node
has to be in the PATH.
require('child_process').spawn('node', options,[tmpFile, args])
Any data from stdout
or stderr
will be printed to an OutputChannel. Unfortunately console colors won't work.
Bugs and feedback: https://github.com/Miramac/vscode-exec-node/issues
Enjoy!