A version number is displayed for npm and for node, indicating that Node Package Manager and Node.js are installed, to support inline and live issue analysis: $ npm versionĬloning the Demos repo is optional. At the command prompt, enter npm version. In Visual Studio Code, select View > Terminal. Follow the prompts.Ĭonfirm that Node.js and npm are installed: In the browser's Downloads pane, Click Show in folder. msi file is downloaded, such as node-v16.17.1-圆4.msi. Install Node.js and npm from Node.js > Downloads > LTS (long-term stable) (or, Current). The suggestion text is similar to: 'Install Node.js & npm? (suggested because you installed this extension)'.Ĭlick the link in the popup, if it opens. The DevTools extension shows a popup suggestion to install Node.js and npm. To get live (realtime) analysis of your code to indicate issues, such as with wavy underlines, and to offer Quick Fixes, you must install Node.js and Node Package Manager (npm). Step 4: Install Node.js and Node Package Manager (npm) Go to Microsoft Edge Developer Tools for Visual Studio Code. Select the Microsoft Edge Tools for VS Code, and then click the Install button:Īs an alternative approach, you can use the browser to download the Microsoft Edge DevTools extension from the Visual Studio Marketplace website. In the Search Extensions in Marketplace text box, enter Microsoft Edge Tools for VS Code. Or, press Ctrl+Shift+X on Windows/Linux or Command+Shift+X on macOS. In the Activity Bar on the left, click the Extensions ( ) button. Install the Microsoft Edge DevTools extension for Visual Studio Code, as follows: Step 3: Install the Microsoft Edge DevTools extension On macOS or Linux, install Microsoft Edge as follows:

Microsoft Edge is required, for the DevTools extension for Visual Studio Code. If not done already, in a separate window or tab, go to Download Visual Studio Code and download and install Visual Studio Code.Start a web server so you can use localhost URLs in the DevTools extension in Visual Studio Code. After installing DevTools, you'll be ready to follow the steps in Get started using the DevTools extension for Visual Studio Code.Ĭlone the Demos repo, which includes the demo-to-do web app. This article walks you through the initial setup of the DevTools extension.

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