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ocadu-vscode-setup

v2.0.3

Published

Read-only setup check for the OCAD U Digital Futures VS Code, GitHub and p5.js guide

Readme

ocadu-vscode-setup

A read-only check for the OCAD U Digital Futures VS Code, GitHub and p5.js setup guide. It never installs or changes anything.

npx ocadu-vscode-setup@2

On Windows the VS Code Terminal is PowerShell, which blocks npx by default ("running scripts is disabled on this system"). Type npx.cmd instead:

npx.cmd ocadu-vscode-setup@2

Run it in the VS Code Terminal with your project folder open, so it can check the project too.

What it checks

| Area | Checks | Level | |---|---|---| | Git | installed, user.name and user.email set | MUST | | VS Code | installed | MUST | | Extensions | Live Server | MUST | | | p5.js 2.x Project Generator | SHOULD | | | OpenCode for Copilot Chat (only needed for workflow 2) | LATER | | This folder | is a Git project with a GitHub remote, has index.html and sketch.js, has no leftover Pages workflow (older copies: one, with Pages set to GitHub Actions) | SHOULD | | GitHub CLI | installed and signed in. If it is, the script also asks GitHub whether Pages is on for this repo | LATER |

Each failed check prints how to fix it and a link to the matching step of the guide: https://digitalfuturesocadu.github.io/vsCodeSetup/guide/

The exit code is 1 if any MUST check fails, otherwise 0.

Versions

  • 2.0.3, September 29, 2026. An old workflow next to branch publishing is reported as harmless, not as a problem: tested, both publish.
  • 2.0.2, September 29, 2026. The template now publishes from the main branch. No workflow is needed; one left over from the old setup is reported, and Pages is checked for main as the source.
  • 2.0.1, September 2026. The phone check no longer mentions tilt, since the starter sketch is blank.
  • 2.0.0, September 2026. Rewritten for the template workflow. GitLens, GitHub Actions and the old p5 extensions are no longer required. Adds the project, Pages and GitHub CLI checks.
  • 1.0.0, October 2025. Kept in the repo as index-2025.js.

Publishing

npm login
npm publish

MIT licence.