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As a Joyrider I want to specify certain scripts to run when Joyride starts so that I can have a predictable startup baseline w/o having to manually run certain scripts in certain order.
This could be configurable in some different ways:
Two scripts: user and workspace
Two lists of scripts: user and workspace
A map: specifies both user and workspace lists of configs with some more richness than a mere script name. We would merge the maps in user-then-workspace setting order
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In all those cases it is important to keep in mind that in VS Code these settings can be specified in both User and Workspace, which adds configurability, but also is a Ux concern.
These scripts should get Joyride's extension context as one of their arguments.
There is also the option to use some file naming. convention. But I think I want explicit configs here. I lean towards the richer map alternative. At least I want to start with designing such an API and see if it seems nice and flexible enough.
Side note: Another feature idea is deactivation scripts.
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I would say this depends on #7 to be solved first. Another alternative may be to have a convention init.cljs in your workspace or user script dir that is automatically picked up.
As a Joyrider I want to specify certain scripts to run when Joyride starts so that I can have a predictable startup baseline w/o having to manually run certain scripts in certain order.
This could be configurable in some different ways:
In all those cases it is important to keep in mind that in VS Code these settings can be specified in both User and Workspace, which adds configurability, but also is a Ux concern.
These scripts should get Joyride's extension context as one of their arguments.
There is also the option to use some file naming. convention. But I think I want explicit configs here. I lean towards the richer map alternative. At least I want to start with designing such an API and see if it seems nice and flexible enough.
Side note: Another feature idea is deactivation scripts.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: