If you're working on Node.js or front-end projects, Atom is a great choice. Package installation is simple. See platformio-ide-terminal provides an embedded terminal within the Atom text editor. So you can issue commands, including commands to run your Java program, from within it. To install this package you can use APM with the command: $ apm install platformio-ide-terminal -no-confirm Alternatively, you can install it from the command palette with.
Atom plugin to automatically install and save any selectednpm packages not already included in the closest package.json file.
Usage
Select the require or import statements of thepackages you want to install.
Open the Command Palette, and type npm install tobring up the available commands.
Your packages will be installed. Enjoy!
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Configuration Options
Atom Nodejs Ide Drive
Accessible from Settings > Packages > npm-install:
Install Cache: force your installations to always or never use the local cache.
Custom npm PATH lookup: useful if you keep your npmin an unconventional location. Point this to the directoryof your npm executable should you haveany issues.
Changelog
Atom Nodejs Ide App
3.0.0
Packages must now be selected to be installed. This givesyou control over which packages are being installed insteadof trying to work that out for you, making it simpler tosupport scoped packages .
The installation pane is now attached to the rightinstead of the bottom of the screen.
ES6 support! No more parsing errors, also importstatements can be installed like you would requires too.
CoffeeScript is no longer supported. If you'd like that back, I'd recommendsticking with the previous version or submitting a pull request toatom-selected-requires.
Atom Nodejs Ide Command
2.0.0
As of version 2.0.0 keybindings are not included by default. If you missthese shortcuts, simply add the following to your keymap file: