fduman/vscode-nodemcu

Visual Studio Code Extension for NodeMCU development

vscode-nodemcu's Issues

Advice: Add expanation about How to use this extension

Sorry for asking this "kind-of-strange" question...But there is no doucument to show how to use this extension nor any buttons appears...

And Direct use the command Upload NodeMCU ... is malfunction.

Can't upload lua by press F5

pugin 1.05 from vscode store, win10 x64, vscode win32 1.28.2
press F5, jump out "Node.js" and "NodeMCU Debug", select "NodeMCU Debug" nothing happened.

Extension also should run on OSX and Linux

Extension uses nodemcu-tool and this library depends on serialport library. Serialport library uses some native libraries.

This native libraries need to compile with electron library which uses in VSCode.

I try to figure out how can i deploy this libraries based on platform.

how to make the extension works

Sir, I have installed this extension in my Visual Studio Code, but can't finger out how to make it work.
cc. NodeMcu esp8266 has been connected via usb com port

Intellisense not working in VS 1.49 or later

If I start to type modules names: gpio. or pwm. or wifi. I get no autocompletion, no propositions
Looks like Intellisense is not working anymore.

It is sad because the modules ARE defined ../tree/master/server/src/completionItems

Uploading file to NodeMcu: some error after modified the code.

I'have this code:

-- LUA module for writer-reader hardware MFRC522 -
local mfrc = {}
function mfrc.foo()
    print("salve mondo!")
end

return mfrc

It goes well and it is loaded on NodeMcu without error
but if i modify in:

-- LUA module for writer-reader hardware MFRC522 
local mfrc = {}
function mfrc.foo()
    print("salve mondo!")
end

return mfrc

it cannot be loaded because give error!
Have you see the difference in line 1 ( I cancel a '-' )
The most interesting thing is that if I add again the 'dash' character at end of first line... it work again!
Ok I did other test.. not exhaustive, but until now I suspect something related to the numbers of characters in the first line.