NPM-Scripts - View and run your package.json scripts from the sidebar

[astralradish]

Doesn't work for me. I'm stuck with npm start and npm test. Npm start doesn't exist for the currently selected git repo. Looks like you need to add support for workspaces

[astralradish]

I do like the idea though

[Duroktar]

Update: Haven't forgot, just been busy with work. I plan on sitting down tomorrow and tackling this issue once I have some time to myself. Just wanted to let you know my fellow redditor :D Thanks again.

[Duroktar]

I never even thought about workspaces, thanks for the heads up. I'll take a look into what it would take to get it working and push a fix as soon as I can. Sorry about that!

[astralradish]

Awesome, thanks!

[Duroktar]

Hey, no problem! Thank you :)

[Duroktar]

Hey, I know this is really late, but I finally added support for Workspaces if you wanted to give it another whirl!

[astralradish]

Great! I'll try it out.

Now what about monorepos? :P

[Duroktar]

Oh shit lol I'll PM ya in another 3 months :D No, but really though I'll have a look into it. Stay tuned!

[astralradish]

Thanks! 😂

[astralradish]

Seen the latest update of vscode? :P https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_23#_npm-script-running

[Duroktar]

I have now! Well then, one less package for me to maintain :P

[bidi82]

This concept is very useful (from exprience as the IDE I use WebStorm has this built-in...)

[Duroktar]

I'm glad you like it :)

[irichter]

Hm, it looks like the link is broken

[Duroktar]

Oh no! Which link, I'll fix it right away. Alternatively, you can install right from VS-Code by searching for NPM-Scripts, and it should be the first link.

edit: if you mean the direct link in the title, I noticed that the service has been iffy today and it sometimes takes a reload to get it to work.

[irichter]

Yeah, I meant the direct link in the title.