webOS Studio Introduction
webOS Studio is an Microsoft Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extension for webOS. Using this extension, developers easily start to make webOS apps/services (web app, Enact app, JS service).
Note
For changes and updates, check the Change Log | VS Code marketplace.Key features
Key features of webOS Studio are as follows:
- Managing the lifecycle of webOS apps and services
- Managing connected webOS devices and emulators
- Providing many convenience features for webOS development
- Running ESLint on Enact apps
Interface
This is the User Interface of webOS Studio.
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Apps in Workspace | Lists apps in the workspace. The workspace of webOS Studio is different from that of VS Code. For more details, refer to webOS Studio | VS Code marketplace. |
| Known Device | Lists the known devices registered by webOS Studio or CLI. By default, a dummy emulator device is listed in the view. This device requires VirtualBox emulator on your computer. |
| Package Manager | Manages SDKs for webOS app development. See Package Manager. |
| Simulator Manager | Lists the installed webOS TV Simulators. See Simulator Manager. |
| Emulator Manager | Lists installed images in VirtualBox Emulator. See Emulator Manager. |
| Quick Launcher | Lists links to webOS Studio documents and tools. |
| Command Palette | Enters and executes various commands (Shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + P). |
| Notification Area | Shows notification messages for completion, errors, and more about the extension. |
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