JavaScript Studio is a cloud service that finds errors in JavaScript programs by dynamically evaluating the source code in a custom runtime. If you do not have an account, log in with GitHub at https://javascript.studio.

This command line tool encrypts and uploads source code to the JavaScript Studio web service, fetches the error report and prints the results.

npm install @studio/cli -g

The CLI will try to load a configuration file in these locations:

• .studio in the current directory
• .studio in your home directory
• $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/studio
• .config/studio in your home directory

Copy your personal configuration from https://javascript.studio/settings into your preferred location. Never check this file into version control.

The access token and the encryption secret can also be specified via environment variables:

• STUDIO_TOKEN: Your access token.
• STUDIO_SECRET: Your encryption secret.

Environment variables take precedence over configured values. If STUDIO_TOKEN is defined, the .studio file is optional.

These properties can be configured:

• token: Your access token (required).
• secret: Your encryption secret. If provided, uploads are encrypted.
• api: The API endpoint to use. Defaults to https://api.javascript.studio/beta.

Run studio --help for all available options. A usage guide can be found at https://javascript.studio/docs/using-the-client.

• 📡 Studio JSON Request is used for API calls.
• 👻 Studio Log is used for logging.
• 📦 Studio Changes is used to create the changelog for this module.

MIT