Updated default paths and used string.prototype.replace() on active file name if run from a typescript file (assuming that .ts and .jsx share same name), included an example tsconfig.json in ./test/ to show how to auto-compile .jsx from your .ts file on every save.
This allows you to work in typescript for developing and access the OMV dynamically as you code and use Adobe Script Runner without hiccups.
Updated default paths and used string.prototype.replace() on active file name if run from a typescript file (assuming that .ts and .jsx share same name), included an example tsconfig.json in ./test/ to show how to auto-compile .jsx from your .ts file on every save.
This allows you to work in typescript for developing and access the OMV dynamically as you code and use Adobe Script Runner without hiccups.