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1. #NODE JS TOOLS FOR VISUAL STUDIO INSTALL#
2. #NODE JS TOOLS FOR VISUAL STUDIO UPDATE#
3. #NODE JS TOOLS FOR VISUAL STUDIO CODE#

It can’t guarantee high code quality, but it will help move us along in the right direction. What is ESLint, you ask? ESLint, as described on the ESLint website, is a “tool for identifying and reporting on patterns found in ECMAScript/JavaScript code, with the goal of making code more consistent and avoiding bugs.” It will help keep us between the ditches and write beautifully, styled code.

#NODE JS TOOLS FOR VISUAL STUDIO INSTALL#

I use this shortcut all the time! Install and Initialize ESLint My Launching a Windows Command Prompt in a Folder of Your Choice article outlines a fast shortcut to accomplish this using Windows Explorer. Go ahead and launch a command prompt and navigate to that location. Here is the file path I will be using for the remainder of this tutorial: I keep it at the root of the C drive to help avoid issues in Windows with long file paths. Due to the “!”, it appears at the top of the C drive. In my world, I have created a folder called !projects that resides in the root of my C drive. Go ahead and create a folder for your Node.js projects. We are going to provision our environment! That sounds much more technically highfalutin than just creating some folders. Provision a Location for your Node.js Projects These checkboxes are not checked by default.

This will give the ability to right click on a folder in Windows Explorer and launch VS Code. If you are installing VS Code for Windows, be sure to check the two checkboxes shown in the screenshot below. You did say you aren’t content living in the past, right? 🙂

#NODE JS TOOLS FOR VISUAL STUDIO UPDATE#

Windows, Linux, or OS X). If you already have VS Code installed, be sure you update your copy since we will be utilizing the latest features of VS Code available at the time of this writing. Go to the VS Code Downloads page to download and install the appropriate bits for your platform (i.e. 🙂 Am I resonating with you and describing who you are or who you want to be? If so, let’s get started. This article is geared toward awesome, cutting edge people who want to develop with Node.js and leverage the latest ES6 (ES2015) features rather than being content living in yesteryear. Now, let’s get started with first things first. My Using Visual Studio Code with a Raspberry Pi (Raspbian) article is closely coupled to this article however, this article is intended to help you develop with VS Code whether you are using a RasPi or not. I like it so much that I am recommending it for those doing the free Learning through Making (LTM) tutorial series I am creating.

Visual Studio Code is an amazing, lightweight code editor and works great for Node.js development.