jamesdiacono / replete Goto Github PK

I'd like to be able to evaluate TS files without manually removing type annotations.

The README for the VSCode plugin says:

Restart VSCode. The extension must now be configured by navigating to

Settings -> User -> Extensions -> Replete

and providing the required paths. Make sure you point to an installation of
Node.js that is version 18.6.0 or higher.

What does "providing the required paths" mean? I don't see anything related to that on the extension page or the extension settings.

I tried several different options to set the path to replete.js but none worked. Starting Replete from VS Code throws an error that it can't find C:\C:\path\to\replete. If I try relative path it tries to find it under C:\Program Files\Microsoft VS Code\ directory. I move the directory there but it also didn't work. I tried to set the path using file:///C:/ but didn't work also.

How should I specify the absolute path to replete.js on windows? Assume it is in C:\Replete for example.

I can't wait to try this plugin, thanks for working on it James.

Would be great if https://bun.sh would be supported as alternative to Node/Deno.

I'm curious about why did you took your own approach to creating a plugabble REPL for node instead of implementing client/server for nREPL protocol? which is well tested, battle hardened, and stable protocol for this purpose

This is a place where people can share their plugins.

Generally, a plugin has these responsibilities:

1. Start and stop the Replete process (replete.js).
2. Send source code to Replete.
3. Display Replete's results.

Here are the plugins I have made:

If you download a plugin, unzip it and follow the instructions within. These plugins should work on any operating system. Please let me know if you experience problems.

Hi :),

First of all, thank you for this gem.

I'm playing with REPLETE and I have found an issue with this simple code while using Openlayers library:

/*jslint browser */

import Map from "ol/Map.js";
import View from "ol/View.js";
import TileLayer from "ol/layer/Tile.js";
import XYZ from "ol/source/XYZ.js";

const map = new Map({
    layers: [
        new TileLayer({
            source: new XYZ({
                url: "https://tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png"
            })
        })
    ],
    view: new View({
        center: [0, 0],
        zoom: 2
    })
});

export default Object.freeze(map);

after evaluating this code I'm getting:

Waiting for WEBL: http://localhost:3000
WEBL found.
WEBL found.
WEBL found.
error: Uncaught Error: Too many open files (os error 24)
    at new FsWatcher (ext:runtime/40_fs_events.js:24:17)
    at Object.watchFs (ext:runtime/40_fs_events.js:86:10)
    at ext:deno_node/_fs/_fs_watch.ts:57:21
    at eventLoopTick (ext:core/01_core.js:203:13)

I suppose this is a file descriptor problem related to node/deno.

Thank you in advance for your help.