save-and-run-reg v0.1.3

Run saved file in Terminal

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add relativeFile path as regex tester

Simplify original extension by pass command into Terminal directly without spawn process, so we don't lose output colors.

Features

• Configure multiple commands that run when a file is saved
• Regex pattern matching for files that trigger commands running

Configuration

Add saveAndRunReg configuration to user or workspace settings.

• "commands" - Array of commands that will be run whenever a file is saved.
• "match" - A regex for matching which files to run commands on
• "cmd" - Command to run. Can include parameters that will be replaced at runtime (see Placeholder Tokens section below).
• "useShortcut" - Execute file with shortcut key Command + Shift + R

Sample Config

"saveAndRunReg": {
  "commands": [
    {
      "match": ".js$",
      "cmd": "echo 'I run for all files.'",
      "useShortcut": false,
      "silent": false
    },
    {
      "match": ".*",
      "cmd": "echo 'I am a .txt file ${relativeFile}.'",
      "useShortcut": false,
      "silent": false
    }
  ]
}

Commands

The following commands are exposed in the command palette

• Save and Run Reg: Enable
• Save and Run Reg: Disable

Placeholder Tokens

Commands support placeholders similar to tasks.json.

• ${workspaceRoot} - workspace root folder
• ${workspaceFolder} - the path of the folder opened in VS Code
• ${file} - path of saved file
• ${relativeFile} - relative path of saved file
• ${fileBasename} - saved file's basename
• ${fileDirname} - directory name of saved file
• ${fileExtname} - extension (including .) of saved file
• ${fileBasenameNoExt} - saved file's basename without extension
• ${cwd} - current working directory

Environment Variable Tokens

• ${env.Name}

License

Apache