stallion

VSCode extension to send scripts to Cavalry.

Note

This extension is still in beta. Please report any issues you run into.

Features

• Send scripts to Cavalry
• Insert Cavalry's Typescript definitions
• Automatically installs the Stallion script

Requirements

• VSCode
• Cavalry 1.5.2+

Installation

Install Stallion from the marketplace or look for Stallion in the VSCode extension tab and click the install button.

Usage

To send scripts to Cavalry the Stallion script needs to be open in Cavalry. After the extension is installed, the Stallion script should be available in Cavalry via Scripts > Stallion.

The VSCode extension exposes the following commands to the Command Palette (View > Command Palette).

1. Send To Cavalry

   This will send the text from an open editor to Cavalry. It doesn't have to be a saved file. Focus the Cavalry window and check the Log Window for any errors.

   If it was sucessful the Log Window will show:
   
   ```bash
   [Info]
   JavaScript: Stallion: Script successfully executed
   ```
   

2. Insert Cavalry Types

   This will enable auto-complete for Cavalry's scripting API. It inserts a comment at the top of the open editor which references the latest cavalry-types.

Known Issues

1. The server address and port are hardcoded (127.0.0.1:8080). Make sure nothing else is using this port.
2. ui.scriptLocation returns a temporary path if the document in VSCode hasn't been saved.

Sponsors

Huge thanks to Cavalry for sponsoring this project! Interested in sponsoring? Send us a message.

Icon Credits

The icon is Horse by Buztas Linggar from Noun Project