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should you be using: or does the environment variable %PATH% resolve    exportToJSX.js

node "C:\Users\(your user id)\.vscode\extensions\<adobe.extendscript-debug extension directory>\public-scripts\exportToJSX.js" -n pre\cep\js\libs\myFunc.js

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karpiyonAuthor
Inspiring
August 12, 2019

that exactly the problem - i'm on win 10, i don't have "@esdebug"

i have C:\ & D:\...

I guess this is some node path which i cannot access.

I would like to know if that script works or perhaps it doesn't any more.

I couldn't find any reference to anyone using it apart from this:

ExtendScript Debugger - Visual Studio Marketplace

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August 12, 2019

should you be using: or does the environment variable %PATH% resolve    exportToJSX.js

node "C:\Users\(your user id)\.vscode\extensions\<adobe.extendscript-debug extension directory>\public-scripts\exportToJSX.js" -n pre\cep\js\libs\myFunc.js

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    karpiyonAuthor
    Inspiring
    August 13, 2019

    Yes not it working.

    The problem was that i located the script as explained but i copied it locally and run it from the local folder.

    Should only run it from the installation directory.

    Dan

    JJMack
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    JJMackCommunity Expert
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    August 12, 2019

    Make sure you have access to

    The message states its not found

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    karpiyonAuthor
    Inspiring
    August 12, 2019

    This is the first time I'm using node to do this so perhaps i am missing something

    As i wrote before i have the correct version installed and what i do is:

    1. open a terminal (win10)
    2. run:
      node exportToJSX.js -n <path>

    I get this error ans i have no idea where to find that missing module.

    Does it work for you?

    Dan

    JJMack
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    JJMackCommunity Expert
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    August 12, 2019

    Did you try searching you drives for what can not be found?  Do you have it or is it missing not on your machine. What is esdcorelibinterface or where is it.  where is "@esdebug"  ???   When you did the install in the link you posted did it state the that install was successful?

    Did you try the Trouble Installing link?

      1. Ensure that you have node 10.11.0 installed. You may use the following command from terminal to get node. npm install -g node@10.11.0
      2. Locate the script at the following location:>
        Mac: $HOME/.vscode/extensions/<adobe.extendscript-debug extension directory>/public-scripts/exportToJSX.js>
        Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.vscode\extensions\<adobe.extendscript-debug extension directory>\public-scripts\exportToJSX.js
      3. Run the following command from terminal. node <Path to exportToJSX.js> [options] [filename/directory]
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