It's part of Ionide plugin suite. In-editor preview of web applications.
ionide-webview
allows the user to override the default conventions used to run and preview web applications. To do so You need to create an .ionide
file in the root folder of Your project opened by Atom. The configuration file uses the TOML language.
Here is the default configuration values used if the .ionide
file doesn't exist or some entry is missing:
[WebPreview]linuxPrefix = "mono"command = "packages/FAKE/tools/FAKE.exe"host = "localhost"port = 8888script = "build.fsx"build = "Serve"startString = "listener started"parameters = []startingPage = ""
linuxPrefix - command used as prefix on Linux / Mac - usually sh
or mono
command - path to FAKE.exe
host - address of webpage displayed in WebPreview - usually localhost
port - port of webpage displayed in WebPreview (also passed to FAKE as environmental variable)
script - FAKE build script passed to FAKE - usually build.fsx
build - FAKE build target executed to start WebPreview
startString - string which needs to be printed out in standard I/O to let know WebPreview to display webpage
parameters - list of parameters passed to FAKE.exe
startingPage - webpage displayed in WebPreview - usually or
index.html
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build.cmd
(for Windows) or build.sh
(for Linux / Max) to build projectsrelease
folder and run apm link
to create symbolic link between plugin and Atom's plugins folderThe project is hosted on GitHub where you can report issues, fork the project and submit pull requests.
The library is available under MIT license, which allows modification and redistribution for both commercial and non-commercial purposes.
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