Configuration

Scripted is configured via a JSON formatted ~/.scriptedrc/scripted.json in your user's home directory or a .scripted file in the project root. There is no UI support for configuration. Just edit your .scripted file using scripted.

This page describes all configuration recognized in the configuration files. All the elements are optional. Anything supplied in .scripted or ~/.scriptedrc/scripted.json will override built-in defaults. Conflicts between .scripted and ~/.scriptedrc/scripted.json are resolved in favor of .scripted.

See issue SCRIPTED-76 for more detailed information on how .scriptedrc and .scripted get merged.

The config file is of this form:

{
  "formatter": {
    "js": {
      "indent_size": 1,
      "indent_char": "\t"
    }
  },
  "ui": {
    "font":"Monaco",
    "font_size":12,
    "navigator": false
  }
}

Configuration options

• ui
  • font : String - the name of the font
  • font_size : num - the size of the font
  • navigator : bool (determine whether to hide/show the navigator)
    

Example:

    {
        "ui": {
            "font":"Monaco",
            "font_size":12,
            "navigator": false
        }
    }

• jshint See the JSHint docs for a full list of options. In the jshint section the contents of the options section is equivalent to what you would include in a .jshintrc file.
  • options : list of jshint options
  • global : list of global variables. This can be used as an alternative to setting options.predef

Example:

    {
       "jshint": {
           "options": {
               "browser": true
           },
           "global": [ "require", "console", "foo" ]
       }
    }

• formatter
  • js
    • indent_size (default 4) : indentation size,
    • indent_char (default space) : character to indent with,
    • preserve_newlines (default true) : whether existing line breaks should be preserved,
    • preserve_max_newlines (default unlimited) : maximum number of line breaks to be preserved in one chunk
    • jslint_happy (default false) : if true, then jslint-stricter mode is enforced. jslint_happy will give 'function ()' !jslint_happy will give 'function()'
    • brace_style (default "collapse") :
      • collapse put braces on the same line as control statements (default),
      • expand put braces on own line (Allman / ANSI style)
      • end-expand put end braces on own line.
      • expand-strict put brace on own line even in such cases:

        var a =
        {
            a: 5,
            b: 6
        }

         This mode may break your scripts, so beware\! - e.g when returning an object literal.
    * `space_before_conditional` (default true) should the space before conditional statement be added, `if(true)` vs if (true)`
    * `unescape_strings` (default false) ? should printable characters in strings encoded in \xNN notation be unescaped, `"example"` vs `"\x65\x78\x61\x6d\x70\x6c\x65"`

Example:

    {
        "formatter": {
            "js": {
                "indent_size": 1,
                "indent_char": "\t"
            }
        }
    }

• mark_occurrences : this section configures mark occurrences in the editor.
  • interval : The amount of time between moving the caret and invoking the mark_occurrences operation. Default 500.,
  • disable : If set to true will disable mark occurrences. Default false
  • retain : If set to true will retain the previous marks even after the caret position is moved to another (non-word) location. Default false

Example:

    {
        "mark_occurrences": {
            "interval": 400,
            "disable": false,
            "retain": false
        }
    }

• exec : this section configures shell commands to be executed when certain keybindings or events occur. For a detailed description visit the Executing Shell Commands page.

Example:

    {
        "exec": {
            "onKeys" : {
                "ctrl+alt+b": {
                    "cmd": "ls -la",
                    "cwd": "${dir}",
                    "name": "ls current dir"
                }
            }
        }
    }

• editor
  • expandtab: whether or not to use spaces instead of tabs
  • tabsize: the number of spaces to use per tab (not used if expandtab is falsy)

Example:

    {
        "editor": {
            "expandtab": true,
            "tabsize": 4
        }
    }