Run
One button that runs whatever you are working on, working out the right command by itself.
When you would want it
Every language and project starts differently, and remembering which is which is pointless work.
Where to find it
- All Features → Run
- Run (command:run.file)
What you get out of it
- No remembering whether this project runs with npm, cargo, python, or make.
- The failure mode for missing tools is instructions, not a cryptic exit code.
- Runs land in a real terminal, so follow-up commands are right there.
How to use it, step by step
- Open the project or file you want to execute.
- Press Run - ADCode works out the command from the project's shape (package.json, main file conventions, and so on).
- Output streams into the integrated terminal.
- If a required tool is missing, ADCode names it and says where to get it.
Why this beats the usual way
Task runners elsewhere want a config file describing your build. ADCode infers the boring case instantly and stays out of the way for custom setups - one button for the common path, a terminal for everything else.
Find it in Universal Search
Run · The workbench · execute · start program · active file