🚀 LeoJS 1.0.6 & Website: Ready for Launch! 🌐

[Félix]

📢LeoJS 1.0.6 is here!🥳

I'm excited to announce that the latest version of LeoJS comes with some awesome new features, and a new dedicated documentation website at https://boltex.github.io/leojs! 

Please report any mistakes, typos or missing info!😅

Here are some of the latest additions:

• Fixed goto-global-line command.
• Implemented c.recursiveImport.
• implemented g.execute_shell_commands_with_options.
• Fixed IdleTime class handler call arguments.
• 'FreeMind' file format import is now supported.
• Leo's documentation has been fully updated for LeoJS using Docusaurus.
• Debug and breakpoints have been fixed by adapting settings in launch.json.

Available via automatic update or on the VSCode Marketplace, and for VSCodium, on the Open VSX Registry Marketplace!

If you run into any issues, please report them on the LeoJS issues page. Your feedback is always appreciated! 

As always, keep the suggestions coming—they help move this project forward! 🚀

Cheers,
Félix

[Edward K. Ream]

On Sun, Sep 15, 2024 at 10:51 PM Félix <felix...@gmail.com> wrote:

📢LeoJS 1.0.6 is here!🥳

I'm excited to announce that the latest version of LeoJS comes with some awesome new features, and a new dedicated documentation website at https://boltex.github.io/leojs! 

I love the website. Many thanks for your ongoing work.

Edward

[Paul]

Congratulations, Félix!

And thank you!

Besides extending Leo into the vastly wider world of millions of VSCoders; painstakingly  translating Leo into universal and virtually immortal  Javascript/Typescript (thus extending Leo's scriptability,  accessible to all  non-Pythonistas); your care to separately host and document LeoJS on GitHub gives me hope that your prodigious efforts over the years will not be in vain.

Edward, what a legacy you leave us!

Thank you!

I've followed your pioneering work for over twenty years, and, beyond your programming prowess and intuition, your community  leadership is largely responsible for how Leo --and we -- got here today.

Thank you, again.

Paul

[Félix]

Paul,

Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement! 

I'd Like to also mention to the readers of this thread, that the new documentation website has its example scripts previously written in Python now meticulously translated into TypeScript.

Please let me know if you find errors, or anything that should be included in the docs that isn't there - either from the original Leo or specific stuff about LeoJS' vscode UI interactions.

I'll also mention the Scripting Samples for LeoJS repository. (a good place to try out the example scripts mentioned above!) This repository features a Leo file packed with examples on how to leverage the VSCode API, interact with its UI, and experiment writing leo-scripts in general.  

Just press the dot '.' on your  keyboard while visiting the github repo to switch into 'VSCode' mode, install the LeoJS extension, and you're good to go!  Check out this youtube video on how to do just that :)

Happy scripting! 

Félix

[rengel]

Thank you for your excellent documentation website! Especially the Leo Scripting Guide is very helpful.

[Edward K. Ream]

On Tue, Sep 17, 2024 at 9:07 PM Félix <felix...@gmail.com> wrote:

I'd Like to also mention to the readers of this thread, that the new documentation website has its example scripts previously written in Python now meticulously translated into TypeScript.

I don't see how to access the example scripts from the main page. What am I missing?

Edward

[Félix]

> I don't see how to access the example scripts from the main page. 

Oh I meant the various script snippets interspersed throughout the documentation, like the in the scripting guide  or in the scripting section of the cheatsheet etc.

But you've just made me realize that the scripting-samples repository should perhaps contain the examples of those scripting guide and cheatsheet, and moreover,  that the scripting-samples repository should be linked more prominently in the front page, scripting guide, and other 'script' related sections of that website!

[rengel]

On my machine this works: From the menu on the home page (https://boltex.github.io/leojs/) select:

Advanced Topics -> Leo Scripting Guide

[Edward K. Ream]

On Thu, Sep 19, 2024 at 3:03 AM 'rengel' via leo-editor <leo-e...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

On my machine this works: From the menu on the home page (https://boltex.github.io/leojs/) select:

Advanced Topics -> Leo Scripting Guide

At the top! Thanks!

Edward