Great extension to brackets

[johnhidey]

@artoale Just wanted to say great extension to brackets. Works like a champ.

I do have one question though and that is that if I have karma-cli installed globally, why do you need the full path to karma. Would love to just say karma in your karma settings dialog in brackets. This took me a bit to figure out and was thinking it should be easier than that if karma-cli is install globally.

Great job otherwise.

[artoale]

Hi John! Thank you very much, very appreciated.
I agree with you, it would be much easier to just use "karma" but
unfortunately brackets node process runs without all the "env" variable you
usually have in your terminal, including the $PATH variable (which tells
where to find binaries, including karma). That's why I'm not able to
provide an easier way to configure it :(
Again, thank you very much for your feedback and don't hesitate to write me
again if you have any question

Cheers
Alessandro
On Jul 17, 2014 2:01 AM, "John Hidey" [email protected] wrote:

@artoale https://github.com/artoale Just wanted to say great extension
to brackets. Works like a champ.

I do have one question though and that is that if I have karma-cli
installed globally, why do you need the full path to karma. Would love to
just say karma in your karma settings dialog in brackets. This took me a
bit to figure out and was thinking it should be easier than that if
karma-cli is install globally.

Great job otherwise.

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[johnhidey]

Take a look at brackets shell. I use child_process in there and I have access to all the environment variables. When you run the shell, in the prompt, just type in node --version or better yet, type in karma start karma.conf.js and you SHOULD 🎱 see that the command executes without issue. Just a thought. I have another issue I'm going to submit to you. Again, great job.

[artoale]

Uhm.. They might have changed the implementation recently then.... Good to
know, will update soon :)
On Jul 17, 2014 2:38 AM, "John Hidey" [email protected] wrote:

Take a look at brackets shell. I use child_process in there and I have
access to all the environment variables. When you run the shell, in the
prompt, just type in node --version or better yet, type in karma start
karma.conf.js and you SHOULD [image: 🎱] see that the command
executes without issue. Just a thought. I have another issue I'm going to
submit to you. Again, great job.

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