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| | EASE integrates script language interpreters directly into your Eclipse application. It allows to automate common tasks, extend the IDE and to create dedicated dialects of a script language. You can write, execute, debug and integrate scripts in a single Eclipse instance. | | EASE integrates script language interpreters directly into your Eclipse application. It allows to automate common tasks, extend the IDE and to create dedicated dialects of a script language. You can write, execute, debug and integrate scripts in a single Eclipse instance. |
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| − | == Features ==
| + | If you are intersted, please see the official project homepage: http://eclipse.org/ease |
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| − | * JavaScript support
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| − | * Jython support
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| − | * UI integration
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| − | * interactive / scripted mode
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| − | * customizable DOMs
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| − | == Try it ==
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| − | '''Script developers:''' If you want to write scripts in either JavaScript or Jython without writing your own DOMs then the nightly update site is the first place to go:
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| − | [http://download.eclipse.org/e4/updates/ease/eclipse-e4-ease-nightly/ http://download.eclipse.org/e4/updates/ease/eclipse-e4-ease-nightly/]
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| − | '''Script integrators:''' You want to write your own modules? Start by reading [[E4/Scripting/How to write a module]]
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| − | '''EASE developers / early adopters:''' Want to hack into the source code? All you need is provided via Gerrit. See the [[E4/Scripting/Contribute|How to contribute]] tutorial for more information.
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| − | == Documentation ==
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| − | [[E4/Scripting/Tutorials|Tutorials]]
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| − | [[E4/Scripting/Metadata|Metadata]]
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| − | [https://projects.eclipse.org/proposals/eclipse-advanced-scripting-environment-ease EASE Proposal] - to become an Eclipse project. Contains good info on the background and core ideas of EASE
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| − | ===External Blog posts===
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| − | Based on original EScript code:
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| − | * [http://codeandme.blogspot.de/p/escript-scripting-power-for-eclipse.html EScript - Scripting power for Eclipse]
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| − | * [http://codeandme.blogspot.co.at/p/escript-getting-started.html EScript getting started]
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| − | * [http://codeandme.blogspot.co.at/p/escript-writing-your-own-module.html EScript - writing your own module]
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| − | == Status / News ==
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| − | == Get in touch ==
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| − | The [https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/eclipse-scripting-dev eclipse-scripting-dev] mailing list is our primary communication channel.
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| − | == [[E4/Scripting/ESR_Requirements|Requirements]] ==
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| − | Focused requirements for the Eclipse Scripting revival project
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| − | == [[E4/Scripting/Use_cases|Use Cases]] ==
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| − | Very broad collection of scripting cases from the Community
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| − | == Meetings ==
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| − | * [[E4/Scripting/telcon20131002]] - Eclipse Scripting revival - Progress meeting
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| − | * [[E4/Scripting/telcon20130925]] - Eclipse Scripting revival - Progress meeting
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| − | * [[E4/Scripting/telcon20130916]] - Eclipse Scripting revival - Progress meeting
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| − | * [[E4/Scripting/telcon20130911]] - Eclipse Scripting revival - Technical meeting
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| − | * [[E4/Scripting/telcon20130904]] - Eclipse Scripting revival - Technical meeting
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| − | * [[E4/Scripting/telcon20130820]] - Eclipse Scripting revival - Kickoff
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| − | * [[E4/Scripting/bofecon12]] - interested parties, list of tools, and some hands-on thoughts
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| − | * [[E4/Scripting/summit08]] - hilevel list of use-cases and thoughts
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| | [[Category:E4|Scripting]] | | [[Category:E4|Scripting]] |
EASE integrates script language interpreters directly into your Eclipse application. It allows to automate common tasks, extend the IDE and to create dedicated dialects of a script language. You can write, execute, debug and integrate scripts in a single Eclipse instance.
