Titanium Package for Visual Studio Code

Titanium build tools and editor additions for Visual Studio Code.

Installation

Via the browser

1. Open the extension on the Visual Studio Marketplace
2. Click "Install"

In VS Code

1. Open the Extension view, type in Titanium
2. Select the "Titanium" extension by TiDev
3. Click "Install"
4. Reload VS Code

Features

Commands

This extension makes the following commands available in the Command Palette to enhance your development experience.

Command	Description	Keybinding
Titanium: Create application	Create a new Titanium application project	-
Titanium: Create keystore	Create keystore	-
Titanium: Create module	Create a new Titanium module project	-
Titanium: Enable LiveView	Enable LiveView	-
Titanium: Disable LiveView	Disable LiveView	-
Titanium: Build	Build a Titanium project	Mac: cmd+alt+enter Windows/Linux: ctrl+alt+enter
Titanium: Package	Package a Titanium project	-
Titanium: Stop	Stop a running build or package process	Mac: cmd+alt+. Windows/Linux: ctrl+alt+.
Titanium: Set log level	Set log level	-
Titanium: Generate Alloy controller	Generate Alloy controller	-
Titanium: Generate Alloy migration	Generate Alloy migration	-
Titanium: Generate Alloy model	Generate Alloy model	-
Titanium: Generate Alloy style	Generate Alloy style	-
Titanium: Generate Alloy view	Generate Alloy view	-
Titanium: Generate Alloy widget	Generate Alloy widget	-
Titanium: Open related view	Open related view	Mac: cmd+alt+v Windows/Linux: ctrl+alt+v
Titanium: Open related style	Open related style	Mac: cmd+alt+s Windows/Linux: ctrl+alt+s
Titanium: Open related controller	Open related controller	Mac: cmd+alt+x Windows/Linux: ctrl+alt+x
Titanium: Open related files	Open related files	Mac: cmd+alt+a Windows/Linux: ctrl+alt+a
Titanium: Fix environment issues	Fix environment issues	-
Titanium: Check For Updates	Check For Updates	-
Titanium: Install All Updates	Install All Updates	-
Titanium: Select Updates	Select Updates	-
Titanium: Clean project	Clean project	-

Titanium View

This extension provides a Titanium view to the Activity Bar in VS Code. With this view, you can view your available build platform and their targets.

Access to the same commands provided by the Command Palette are available inline on device and platform targets, as well as in the right click context menu

Debugging

This extension allows you to debug Titanium applications using the debugger in VS Code. For more information view the debugging documentation.

Tasks

This extension contributes tasks allowing you to customize and orchestrate your own builds. View the task documentation for more information.

Configuration Settings

There are a variety of settings that you can use to customize this extension to your needs. You can find them listed below.

You can learn more about User and Workspace settings in the VS Code documentation.

Setting name	Description	Default Value
titanium.android.keystoreAlias	Keystore alias used for packaging Android applications	No Default
titanium.android.keystorePath	Path to keystore used for packaging Android applications	No Default
titanium.build.liveview	Whether to enable LiveView when building applications	true
titanium.codeTemplates.jsFunction	Event handler function template	\nfunction ${text}(e){\n}\n
titanium.codeTemplates.tssClass	Style class (.) template	\n'.${text}': {\n}\n
titanium.codeTemplates.tssId	Style ID (#) template	\n'#${text}': {\n}\n
titanium.codeTemplates.tssTag	Style tag template	\n'${text}': {\n}\n
titanium.general.defaultCreationDirectory	Default directory to use when creating projects	No Default
titanium.general.displayBuildCommandInConsole	The executed build command is written to the output channel to aid debugging. This will include password arguments.	true
titanium.general.logLevel	Logging level for commands being run	info
titanium.general.updateFrequency	Controls the frequency for how often to show an alert if there are updates available. Updates can always be viewed in the Titanium activity pane. Accepts values in time formats like 60 minutes, 12 hours, 7 days etc.	1 day
titanium.general.useTerminalForBuild	When true build/package commands will be run using the integrated terminal as opposed to using an output channel.	true
titanium.package.distributionOutputDirectory	Output directory for package builds.	dist
titanium.project.defaultI18nLanguage	Default language to use for i18n autocomplete.	en

Snippet definitions

Snippets for Titanium development

Prefix	Description
tidebug	Debug log function
tiinfo	Info log function
titrace	Trace log function
tiwarn	Warn log function
tierror	Error log function
tiaddevent	Add event listener function
tiremevent	Remove event listener function
tifireevent	Fire event function
tialert	Create alert dialog
tiopt	Create option dialog
tianim	Create animation
tifile	Get file
tisound	Create sound
tiaudio	Create audio player
tivideo	Create video player
ticamera	Show camera

Snippets for Alloy development

Prefix	Description
alglo	Alloy Globals object
alcfg	Alloy CFG object
alargs	Arguments available in an Alloy controller
alcon	Alloy create controller function
alcol	Alloy create collection function
almod	Alloy create model function
alwid	Alloy create widget function
ifios	Alloy iOS conditional statement
ifand	Alloy Android conditional statement
ifwin	Alloy Windows conditional statement

Contributing

See the contributing guide for info

License

Apache License. Version 2.0