Initial WebStorm project #3041
Initial WebStorm project #3041
Conversation
This adds a basic WebStorm project for devs that want to use WebStorm. It's not as robust as the Eclipse set up yet, but I'll remedy that in a future PR. For now: 1. Configure code formatters to mimic Eclipse formatting. It's not 100% but it's close 2. Add a File Watch that triggers `ant build` whenever a glsl file is modified. 3. Mark `Build` directory as ignored, the root directory as resource root, and the `Specs` directory as test root.
|
Can someone please take this for a spin? |
|
I think @jkrrv did some testing with this when he was here. James are you still interested in testing a webstorm pull request? |
|
@emackey: I'd be happy to. It'll take me a couple days to get to it, though. |
|
This looks good to me! |
|
There's a separate issue to update the wiki and I plan on opening some additional pull requests this week to further advance webstorm integration (and our build process), so I'll probably do one big update at the end of the week. |
|
.gitignore should also have .idea/tasks.xml Otherwise, looks good. |
|
Thanks, I was unaware of This is ready. |
This adds a basic WebStorm project for devs that want to use WebStorm. It's not as robust as the Eclipse set up yet, but I'll remedy that in a future PR. For now:
ant buildwhenever a glsl file is modified.Builddirectory as ignored, the root directory as resource root, and theSpecsdirectory as test root.antis running the windows command right now, as there doesn't seem to be a good way to configure it cross platform, from what I can tell.As an aside, I'm going create a roadmap to start to move us to
gulpfor any low hanging fruit, with the overall goal of moving away from ant completely.