As a result of invoking a command, the command can replace the current selection with a new text, change the complete editor buffer, and/or change the selection. (You can see a list of available key bindings by pressing Shift+Ctrl+? while on the editor page, or Shift+? on any other page.) A contributed editor command has access to the selected text in the editor, the complete editor buffer, and information about the current selection. Commands can also define a key binding that activates the command.

This command was contributed by the jsbeautify plugin we installed earlier. You'll see a new command available called 'Format JS'. Type or copy/paste some JavaScript code into the editor (preferably some code with messy formatting).Click on test.js to open it in the Orion code editor.From the Navigator page, create a new JavaScript file called test.js.Installed plugins may contribute functionality to Orion in a number of different ways, not all of which are immediately visible in the UI.Ĭontinuing from where the previous example left off: The plugin should disappear from the list.

The plugins are currently installed using local storage, which means that they are only active in one browser.You should see a success message, and the the list will refresh.For example, enter to install JavaScript code formatting functionality. Enter a plugin URL into the text field.

Click on the Install link to get the Install Plugin text field.

These contribute some basic Orion functionality (for example, file support, Git, and JSLint). You'll see several plugins in the list already.

This page shows all installed plugins.

If your server runs on localhost, go to.

This page explains how an end-user can install third-party functionality so that it is available to the Orion editor.

Eclipse how to install plugins