I'm attempting to add the ability to upload a folders worth of files at once with filepicker. Our current plan is the 'Enhanced Grow' plan, so I would assume this feature is supported as part of 'Grow'.
The documentation makes it seem like I can just add 'folders: true' to the options hash when calling pickAndStore. I've done this and I am unable to select folders when uploading. I am using chrome Version 31.0.1650.63. Relevent snippets of code. Any help that can be given troubleshooting would be appreciated.
opts:
multiple: true,
folders: true,
key: "notthekey",
container: 'filepickeruploader',
services: ['COMPUTER', 'BOX', 'DROPBOX']
init: (selectedFolder) ->
window.filepicker.setKey(this.opts.key)
true
start: (disable_multiple=false) ->
window.filepicker.pickAndStore(this.opts, {}, this.success, this.failure)
Support was able to answer my question: Due to browser limitations you can't actually 'select' a folder of files via the file menu, at least with chrome. This code, however, does work for uploading folders If you drag a folder into the area labeled: 'Drag files or folders here' (derp).
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I cannot figure out how to use the ftp-kr extension for VS Code properly. I have read and re-read the GitHub Wiki and the README documentation and cannot find any other help for my issue. I posted this question to the project Issues on GitHub but have yet to receive a response.
ftp-kr is just a simple extension for editing files via FTP that are located on a remote server. Many other users seem to be using the extension with no issue.
I installed the extension, and then I successfully edited the connection settings (in ftp-kr.json) and successfully made a connection to the remote server I am trying to edit files on.
I opened the FTP-KR: EXPLORER pane to look at all of the files on the server, but if I double-click any of the files to open them and then try to edit them, I am unable to type and just get a warning in VS Code that says "Cannot edit in read-only editor".
I have tried right-clicking on files and clicking the "Download This" button, thinking that maybe I need to download a local copy of the files to edit before uploading the changes. However, whenever I click the "Download This" option on any file in the ftp-kr Explorer, it just gives me an error message that says "[file_name] is not in remotePath".
I tried running the >ftp-kr: Download All command, but it just spits out a notice that says "Nothing to DO".
How do I edit files located on the remote server and save those changes to the server?
P.S. I have tried the solutions found in this question but unfortunately none of them seem to work. Particularly, "code-runner: Run in terminal" is not in my settings and "Edit in Local" is not a context menu item that appears in my editor.
After a number of months, I finally have a solution to this thanks to the developer eventually responding on GitHub. There are a few things going on here.
Any file that a user wishes to modify must be downloaded as a local copy on the user's machine first and then that copy can be uploaded to the webserver via FTP.
ftp-kr cannot auto-download individual files. (Either when they are double-clicked on or through any other method.) It can only download entire directories, and those directories can be changed by using the localPath and ignore options in the configuration file, then stopping and restarting the ftp connection.
The "Download This" context menu option that appears is a piece of non-implemented code. It will not do anything.
>ftp-kr: Download All is the preferred way (by the developer's intent) to download the remote files onto the user's computer. The fact that it was returning an error before was a bug which has now been fixed.
Confusingly, the user can view the filenames and context of every file on the remote file system using a convenient tree view, you just cannot simply download any of those files individually.
In all, this plugin does not provide the functionality that I hoped it would have. (Namely, being able to easily download, modify, and upload individual files.) So I know how to properly use it, I will just be switching to a different plugin for my purposes.
I messed up by denying vs code to read my "download files", however, I believe this is an issue found on mac's permission settings (in which I don't know where to find it). I say this because when I downloaded a firebase file (GoogleService-Info (2).plist) I am able to run it in Xcode but not in Vs Code. How can I allow Vs code to read all download files?
Apple icon - system preferences - privacy
Select Files and Folders.
Select the checkbox below an app to allow it to access files and folders in that location.
[I use macOS]
I have an extension called Code Runner:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=formulahendry.code-runner
All I want to do is clear output everytime I execute some C++.So I found this command online:
"code-runner.clearPreviousOutput": true
But I am unable to fund where to enter it.I think its the package.json file,but I am unable to located.This is very trivial but its really annoying me!
It's a setting (settings.json), there's no need to change the extension's manifest.
Note that these days, VSCode opens the settings with a UI by default rather than raw JSON (which likely wasn't the case when Code Runner's readme was written).
I'm building a Node.js app called MouseApp. I notice when editing my app, which puts me in the Bluemix DevOpsServices Web IDE, I cannot see the Bluemix live edit, quick, restart and debug icons. They're just gone.
It does not happen for all apps though, I'm just not sure what distinctions I should be looking at between the 'good' and 'bad' apps.
Does anyone have any ideas as to why my icons are disappearing?
I did some digging and learned that there are a couple of reasons why this happens. All of these are in the context of the app you are editing.
The first cause is if the manifest.yml file is not stored at the top level of the app's project. Putting the manifest.yml file at the project root addresses this.
The second cause is if the app is stored in a subdirectory rather than the top level of the project, but the path to the subdirectory is not specified in the manifest.yml file. This was my cause of my problem. Once I added the path to the subdirectory to my manifest.yml file my icons were back.
path: path_to_MouseApp
The third cause is that the app does not contain a package.json file in the same directory as the app.
When the Live Edit icons are missing, it's because one or more of these problems have happened:
DevOps Services couldn't identify your project as a, well, project.
Fix: Create a project.json file at the root. This should cause some new buttons to appear in the toolbar: Create new launch configuration, Deploy, Stop, etc.
DevOps Services couldn't determine what folder your app lives in.
Fix: As suggested in another answer, you can create a manifest.yml at the root, and edit it so that it points at the app's folder with path: path_to_mouseApp. This will work. Or you can just move the app code into the project root.
After you do this, the Deploy button should become enabled.
DevOps Services thinks your app is not a Node.js app.
Fix: Create a package.json file in the app folder.
Once you've gone through these steps, the Live Edit buttons should appear.
I have a project with coffeescript and brunch.
There is following config for files concatenation:
files:
javascripts:
joinTo:
'js/app.js': /^app(\/|\\)(?!templates)/
'js/vendor.js': /^vendor/
templates:
joinTo:
'js/templates.js': /^app\/templates/
When I just clone this project and build it, all works fine - I see all my source files in developer console.
Then I do some harmless modifications in any file in project (like adding a useless variable declaration or duplicating "return" statement), and strange things happens:
A builded code is valid and works fine, but there are no source maps available.
If I disable source maps at all, I still can see some wrong behaviour:
And in the same time, origin build file is absolutely valid (can't post third link, sorry): it has '//# sourceMappingURL=app.js.map' line in the end, without any trailing spaces or whatever else.
Any ideas what can this be and how to solve this problem?
I've found where I was wrong.
First. About broken files loaded by browser.
As I noticed in comment above, the problem was in environment. My files are served by nginx, running inside Vagrant VM - and it seems, that sync between local files and VM was broken.
My solution was following:
disable caching in VirtualBox (machine settings -> tab 'Storage' -> select controller -> uncheck 'Use Host I/O cache');
edit nginx config and set 'sendfile off' option in 'http' section.
Not sure this is absolutely right solution, but after this correct files was loaded by browser.
Second. About still absent maps for app.js in Chrome.
It's just my inattention. I'm using Webstorm, and periodically it proposes to enable watcher for coffeescript files I open. And if you agree (what I've accidentally did missing 'Agree' button instead of 'Dismiss'), it will compile that file at his own, creating .map and .js files alongside origin .coffee - of course, no matter to your brunch or whatever else settings. These additional files are displayed as subfolders of .coffee file, so it is very likely that you do not notice them. And exactly these files Chrome does not like. Until you remove them all, Chrome will not display any source maps, no matter to .map file created by brunch - while for FF it's not a problem.