Demandware file uploader & script debugger
Alternative could be VS Code with Prophet
After installing Bart package, in Atom appear additional item in main menu with same name Bart
. This item contain four subitems:
- Upload all cartridges - actually upload all cartridges to the sandbox (zip, upload and unzip on SB). Currently only first folder in project will be uploaded.
- Open settings... - Opens configuration of current sandbox like a hostname, username, password, codeversion and list of files that should be watched. Last option is used to watch files that should be uploaded to SB when change by some other program i.e. on build and minify by gulp/grant, and is not opened in IDE. Each file should have absolute path and can end by mask i.e.
/.../cartridges/app_core/cartridge/static/default/js/*
- Open/close debugger - simply toggle debugger's panel.
- Create new cartridge - Opens a dialog asking user to input the name of the cartridge and the path where cartridge should be created. You can also link/upload the newly created cartridge to DWRE server by using checkbox "Upload cartridge to demandware server". This options will only work when workspace is already connected with DWRE server. You can also import the newly created cartridge into the current workspace by using checkbox "Automatically add newly created......"
- Toggle Auto-Upload - On switching git branches, Bart Auto Uploads code to the active server. Preference in settings controls that behavior
To start debug you heed to set breakpoint first. To do so, just open file set text cursor in required place and press F9. After breakpoint is set open in browser required page. You will see that page is loading too long. So it's time to press Manual Update
button in debugger panel (last button in row). After that you should see stack trace and list of variables.
Other buttons should be obvious.
Also in context menu of file/editor you will see two additional items: upload file and toggle breakpoint.
It's recommended to install also language-demandware for syntax highlight of Demandware files.