Add esy dependencies to enable VSCode intellisense #65
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Thanks! I will copy to other |
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Spotted by @dangdennis during #65.
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Found by @dangdennis during #65.
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Should be all done now. |
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Added the necessary dependencies to enable VSCode intellisense for example 2-middleware.
Notes
./quickstart, Mac users must runchmod +x ./quickstartto be able to run the startup script.@aantron I believe you should add the two bulletpoints somewhere to help beginners onboard as well.
Hope this PR helps ya, if not actual merge, at least for some user feedback 馃槅