Open cmundi opened 12 years ago
We could check if a global express installation was available, and if it was, include some additional fields on the initial setup screen.
Perhaps a couple other sample projects could also be preloaded with nide? Do you have something in mind besides express?
I'm just learning node now, so express is the only "project type" I have in mind right now. I'm sure others will evolve organically, but right now I don't know what those will be.
On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 7:50 PM, Marco Aurlio < reply@reply.github.com
wrote:
- Thanks, man! :-)
- Actually, I hadn't thought of that before. I planned to eventually support plugins for custom editors, but didn't think about supporting project templates. It's a pretty good idea.
We could check if a global express installation was available, and if it was, include some additional fields on the initial setup screen.
Perhaps a couple other sample projects could also be preloaded with nide? Do you have something in mind besides express?
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Rather than adding support for individual frameworks (which I could imagine might be daunting), what about creating a simple interface, where you can create a list of custom commands and maybe even add an icon to the task bar or a custom menu. So say if I knew I used express a lot, I would go to the settings, and setup an custom exterior resourse, give it a name, allow to give optional parameters (either a blank space for everything, or allow us to add individual parameters as a check box so when the main command is run, a dialogue pops up asking us to select the options we pre-defined to run it with). This could also work in that when we run the setup command a dialogue show up with what the command line is asking and we can then fill in the blanks.
Doing it this way I think would add a good base for support any framework, or other set of tools. Could also be used for git operations as well. Then once that works well, then maybe extend it for special case scenarios for certain frameworks or something else. Make it extensible so people can make plugins for it as well.
I would like to begin work on this.
As a start, I would like to create a simple feature called "code runner" that adds the basic capability found in the IDE CodeRunner to execute scripts from within the app.