Q: Hi.
Do you support sveltestorm? I saw it on GitHub, it needs quite extensive set up to work. I think if you could simplify sveltestorm set up, your tool would be incredibly worth buying and using. Below i included current way to install sveltestorm from GitHub, wander if your app could be upgraded to simplify this process considerably?
Windows
Do Not attempt to use anything related to WSL.
Install all of the latest Windows Updates (including the optional ones)
Install the latest PowerShell (version 7.2.6 as of this writing)
Link to PowerShell Installation
Install Microsoft Visual Studio
Note: This IS NOT Visual Studio Code … Just plain Visual Studio
As of this writing 17.3.4
Link to Visual Studio
When prompted for modules to include, select the following:
Python development
Node.js development
Desktop development with C++
Install Node Version Manager (nvm) for Windows ([a walkthru is available on GeeksforGeeks])(https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-install-and-use-nvm-on-windows/)
Using nvm enter the following commands to install Nodejs version 16.16.0
nvm install 16.16.0
nvm use 16.16.0
Clone this repo to your code editor of choice (VS Code works best)
Run npm install to install dependencies
Run npm start and SvelteStorm will open up and be ready for use!
Install the latest version of git
Git Installation Link
Now Install Visual Studio Code
VS Code Installation Link
Install the following VS Code Extensions:
Remote Development
Remote WSL
Remote SSH
Remote Containers
CMake Tools
C/C++ Extension Pack
Clone this SvelteStorm 5.0 repo to your code editor of choice (VS Code works best)
Run npm install to install dependencies
Run npm start and SvelteStorm will open up and be ready for use!
Key Features
(NEW!) App Performance Dashboard - gain insights into your Svelte application such as the number of times different components are rendered and web vitals.
(NEW!) File Search - search through open files in the code editor.
(NEW!) Split View - view two files at once.
(NEW!) Javascript and HTML Linting - quickly find and fix syntax errors and warnings.
Time Travel Debugging Dev Tool
Real Time d3.js Component Hierarchy Visualization
Upgraded Browser Window
Updated Terminal. Built using XTerm
Tooltips Bar on Mouse Hover
Access to Svelte Documentation with a Single Click
Responsive Window Resizing
Tab Management Functionality Added
A Clean & Bold Theme Style
A code editor utilizing the “Dracula” dark-mode theme with syntax highlighting and bracket pair identification. Built using Code Mirror.
A fully functional terminal environment to navigate file systems and run code
A browser window for developers to see what their projects look like on the client end
A functioning file directory where users can open files and navigate folders to edit within the code editor

ianberdin
May 15, 2024A: Hi!
Thank you for the idea. Sounds fantasic!
I will think about it.