NPM Task RunnerAdds support for npm scripts defined in package.json directly in Visual Studio's Task Runner Explorer. Includes full support for Yarn |
Adds support for npm scripts defined in package.json directly in Visual Studio's Task Runner Explorer. Yarn supportIf either yarn.lock or .yarnclean exist in the same directory as package.json, then the Yarn CLI is being called instead of npm. This requires that you have manually installed Yarn. npm scriptsInside package.json it is possible to add custom scripts inside the "scripts" element. { "name": "test", "version": "1.0.0", "scripts": { "watch-test": "mocha --watch --reporter spec test", "build-js": "browserify -t reactify app/js/main.js | uglifyjs -mc > static/bundle.js" }}Task Runner ExplorerOpen Task Runner Explorer by right-clicking the
Execute scriptsWhen scripts are specified, the Task Runner Explorer will show those scripts.
Each script can be executed by double-clicking the task.
Verbose outputA button for turning verbose output on and off is located at the left toolbar.
The button is a toggle button that can be left on or off for as long as needed. BindingsScript bindings make it possible to associate individual scripts with Visual Studio events such as "After build" etc.
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