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npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-script-builder
Description: Allows to run programs contained in one file (can be used for Scala, Java, Python, Ruby, Node, C++, Bash) from Brackets and display results in panel.<br/>It is possible to create own build systems via 'Edit > Script Builder Configuration' menu item and ed
Author: Ghaxx
Latest version: 0.0.8

brackets-script-builder
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Brackets Script Builder

Allows to run programs contained in one file (can be used for Scala, Java, Python, Ruby, Node, C++, Bash) from Brackets and display results in panel.
It is possible to create own build systems via 'Edit > Script Builder Configuration' menu item and editing opened JSON file
(you need to restart Brackets afterwards). 

Based on Brackets Builder (http://github.com/Vhornets/brackets-builder). 


Keyboard shortcuts: 
 * F9 to run current file as a script. 
 * F10 to compile current file. 
 * F11 to run compilation result.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-script-builder-and-framework-launcher
Description: Allows to run programs contained in one file (can be used for Scala, Java, Python, Ruby, Node, C++, Bash) from Brackets and display results in panel. It is possible to create own build systems via 'Edit > Script Builder Configuration' menu item and editin
Author: Jean Baudin
Latest version: 0.1.0

brackets-script-builder
=======================
Brackets Script Builder

Allows to run programs contained in one file (can be used for Scala, Java, Python, Ruby, Node, C++, Bash) from Brackets and display results in panel.
It is possible to create own build systems via 'Edit > Script Builder Configuration' menu item and editing opened JSON file
(you need to restart Brackets afterwards). 

Based on Brackets Builder (http://github.com/Vhornets/brackets-builder). 

I add to the original one a framework management and also an OS detection for execution
Add frameworks over the UI

Keyboard shortcuts: 
 * Alt-F12 to show the dialog for framework choice / add.
 * Alt-F8 to launch the environment.
 * Alt-F1 to run current file as a script. 
 * F10 to compile current file. 
 * F11 to run compilation result.