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What is the recommended way to set up development environment to write scripts for adobe products?
My process right now is to create a jsx, run the script with an action and use the alert function to log information. This is limiting cause I can't log the scope of objects and test before a infinite loop.
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For legacy JSX, it's MS Visual Studio Code + Adobe ExtendScript Debugger
https://creativepro.com/setting-up-vscode-for-extendscript-a-practical-guide/
I have no problem with alert() but you can also use $.writeln() for display when using "Run and Debug > Debug Console".
For UXP, it's the UXP Developer Tools app (good luck), which you can download from your Creative Cloud app.
https://developer.adobe.com/photoshop/uxp/2022/scripting/getting-started/
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For legacy JSX, it's MS Visual Studio Code + Adobe ExtendScript Debugger
https://creativepro.com/setting-up-vscode-for-extendscript-a-practical-guide/
I have no problem with alert() but you can also use $.writeln() for display when using "Run and Debug > Debug Console".
For UXP, it's the UXP Developer Tools app (good luck), which you can download from your Creative Cloud app.
https://developer.adobe.com/photoshop/uxp/2022/scripting/getting-started/
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Thank you!
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You're welcome.
For completeness, the old Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit program is still viable for Windows users.
https://github.com/Adobe-CEP/CEP-Resources/tree/master/ExtendScript-Toolkit

