##These are not maintaining! Please see Node.js Tools for Visual Studio.
- Require VisualStudio 2012 / Visual Studio 2010
- This project adds definitions for Node.js libraries to Visual Studio's Javascript IntelliSense.
##Installation
Copy the nodelib
folder from this repository to the root directory of your website project.
##Usage
Add
/// <reference path="~/nodelib/node.js"/>
to ~/Scripts/_references.js
.
###Adding custom modules
To add IntelliSense for non-built-in modules, set require.modules.module name
to the object exported by the module. Calling require("module name")
will then return that object.
You can usually expose existing files by creating a separate file that looks like this:
/// <reference path="../node_modules/q/q.js" />
require.modules.q = exports;
exports = module.exports = {};
And referencing that file in ~/Scripts/_references.js
.
##Licence
Copylight © 2013 Tadahiro Ishisaka (http://isisaka.com/)
See below "LICENSE" file.
##Original
Originally written by kurouninn.
As for the original source code, the MIT license is former-distributed. See below "Original License" file.
URL: https://bitbucket.org/kurouninn/node.js-visualstudio-intellisense
Very, very thanks kuroninn.
##History
###v0.2
- Add support for custom modules defined in
require.modules
. (by SLaks)
###v0.1.1
- Alpha Release.
- Target Node.js version 0.8.19
###v0.1.0: 2013/01/20
- Alpha Release.
- Target Node.js version 0.8.17
- The addition of summary comments from original codes.
- The addition of Punycode library codes.
- All Classes and functions are modified from original code.
- Author changed.