Sergey Simonchik

Created June 17, 2020 15:12

NPM features don't need to configure project model, it can be available in any project. Usually presence of `package.json` is a sign to enable most features. To get list of all package.json files i...

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3. How to check is project is NPM type

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Created February 12, 2020 10:58

Thanks Tamas! `mocha.opts` could help here indeed.

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3. Switch run configurations when executing unit tests in different folders

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Created January 28, 2020 07:05

Hi Etan, nope, there is no such capability in pre 193.

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3. Execute command in the terminal from plugin action

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Created December 17, 2019 11:55

Seems this code will do the job: private void runCommand(@NotNull String workingDir) { TerminalView terminalView = TerminalView.getInstance(myProject); ToolWindow window = ToolWindowManager.getIn...

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3. How Do I Run Multiple Terminal Processes From A Plugin?

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Created November 10, 2019 12:57

You're right, you need to synchronize a remote copy of your project with your local project. For example, setup Deployment in "Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Deployment". After that you'...

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3. Node remote interpreter path mappings

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Edited September 21, 2019 22:00

Hey, To run a command in Terminal tool window, you can use approach used by "Shell Script" plugin. It runs a script inside a shell process in Terminal tool window. See ShTerminalRunner and org.jetb...

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Created July 01, 2019 16:02

Thanks, I see. Then, starting IntelliJ from console (where PATH variable is already changed properly) will likely help.

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3. Multiple NodeJS versions running on Win10 and having git problems

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Created June 26, 2019 15:35

Hi, You can start IntelliJ from a console where PATH variable is already changed properly.Another way is to modify your git hook to modify PATH (run node-switch.bat/odevars.bat) prior to executing ...

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Created June 17, 2019 10:26

Thanks for reporting. `TerminalExecutionConsole` allows to have the same behavior as in a terminal: updating any part of the console window (not appending text only as it's with ConsoleViewImpl). T...

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Created May 21, 2019 16:43

Yeah, `my-project/my-mocha-runner/bin/_mocha` needs execution permissions to run with coverage. For example, `chmod +x my-mocha-runner/bin/_mocha` for Linux.

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3. Run mocha reporter programatically

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