Mainly environment variables for Adobes Extendscript
npm install eslint-plugin-extendscript> Add environment globals for extendscript
* Installation
* Setup
* Contributions
* Contributors
* License
This module is distributed via npm which comes bundled
with node. Install it as one of your projectsdevDependencies.
``shwith npm
npm i --save-dev eslint-plugin-extendscript
Setup
Remember to first install Eslint as well, otherwise this
plugin will be utterly useless!
Then define
extendscript as one of the plugins inside .eslintrc and add the
environments you like.`js
{
"extends": "eslint:recommended", // or any other presets
"plugins": ["extendscript"],
"env": {
"extendscript/base": true, // Basic suite available in all ExtenScript environments
"extendscript/scriptui": true, // ScriptUI globals
"extendscript/indesign": true, // InDesign globals
"extendscript/photoshop": true, // Photoshop globals
"extendscript/illustrator": true, // Illustrator globals
}
}
`If you don't know or want to work on all environments you can use the
environment
"extendscript/extendscript" instead. This will give you all
environment globals form all the ExtendScript environments.`js
{
"extends": "eslint:recommended", // or any other presets
"plugins": ["extendscript"],
"env": {
"extendscript/extendscript": true, // All available globals
}
}
`Contributions
Contributions are more than welcome. Especially if you like to add more
environments to this setup.
The globals are generated autotaically from ExtendScript documentation which
might be quite hard to find sometimes. Reach out to me via issues or email and
we might get something working.
All globals are found in
src/globals.json. They are generated by running npm
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Adam Bergman
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MIT