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I want to get started doing some scripts with Photoshop and I wonder if there's an editor out there that either already has Photoshop's objects or allows to load Photoshop's DOM for intellisense.
Any pointers?
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In Photoshop, open a document you're working on. Select File > Scripts > Browse and locate your script (or one of the sample scripts if you haven't plucked up the courage to create your own yet). All being well, your script will open and execute.
JSLint is embedded in Free JavaScript Editor. Just click on "Js Syntax Check in JSLint" in the Debugging menu or toolbar to verify selected text or whole document. Block Comments. You can comment a part of JavaScript code by selecting the code in the Free JavaScript Editor and pressing CTRL+/ (slash).
A script is a series of commands that tells an application to perform a series of operations. You can use scripts in most Adobe applications to automate repetitive tasks, perform complex calculations, and even use some functionality not directly exposed through the graphical user interface.
Simply click F1 or Cmd+Shift+P and start typing the name of supported applications . Click enter to run the script inside the selected application. The extension will open host application first if it's not running, and then execute the script. Tip: You don't need to have the file saved inside VSCode.
The Extendscript Toolkit that comes with Adobe suite is pretty much all you need. It even has the entire DOM reference available through the help menu. It does code completion (intellisense) and you can run/debug scripts in the editor.
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