#Typescript scratchpad code

The coverage is live, so you can start changing your code and the coverage will automatically be updated, just as you type.Īs you may see, there are various colored squares displayed for each line of your source code. Once Quokka.js is running, you can see the code coverage in the gutter of your editor. Please also note that Boolean, Number and Function data types are not supported when use sequence expressions to compare objects (e.g. In this case, you may use console.log(a) to display objects without the limitations.

Note that when using identifier expressions for logging (for example, typing a to see the value of the a variable), you may hit some limits in terms of the number of displayed properties and the logged object traversal depth. You may also use sequence expressions to compare objects: just typing a variable name) to log any values. You may use console.log or identifier expressions (i.e. To start/restart Quokka on an existing file, use Cmd/Ctrl + K, Q. To open a new Quokka file use Cmd/Ctrl + K, J for JavaScript, or Cmd/Ctrl + K, T for TypeScript. This will make working with Quokka much faster. It is recommended that you memorize a couple of Quokka keyboard shortcuts (you may see them when using the editor’s command palette). Later on, you may open the file and run Quokka using the Start Quokka context menu action in the opened file editor.

If you create a new Quokka scratch file and want to save it, then you may press F5 to do so.

#Typescript scratchpad full

To see the full execution output, you may view the Quokka Console by clicking the bottom-right status bar indicator. The results of the execution are displayed right in the editor. You may create a new Quokka file, or start Quokka on an existing file by using the Start Quokka context menu action in any opened file editor (you may also assign some shortcut to the action). To see the full execution output, you may view the Quokka Console by invoking the Show Output command or clicking the bottom-left output panel icon. You may create a new Quokka file, or start Quokka on an existing file. To see the full execution output, you may view the Quokka Console by invoking the Show Output command or clicking the bottom-right status bar indicator. Now you are ready to go, just start typing some code in your editor and see what happens next. You may select any JavaScript, ECMAScript 6, or TypeScript file type. Once the extension is installed, press Cmd + Shift + N / Ctrl + Alt + Shift + Insert to create a new Quokka file. Select and run the New JavaScript File command. Once the extension is installed, press Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + P to display the editor’s command palette, and then type Quokka to see the list of the available commands.

#Typescript scratchpad install

To get started with Quokka.js in Sublime Text, install the package first by using Package Control: Install Package and searching for Quokka. To get started with Quokka.js in JetBrains IDE, install the plugin first by using Settings - Plugins and searching for Quokka. Note that Quokka requires VS Code version 1.10.0 or higher.

To get started with Quokka.js in VS Code, install the extension first by clicking on the Extensions icon in the Activity Bar on the side of VS Code and searching for Quokka.