You open the Node.js Project Properties dialog box by right-clicking any HTML5/JS project node in the Projects window and choosing Properties.
The Node.js page enables you to specify the target browser and the page that opens in the browser when you run the project. In this page you can specify the following options.
Element | Description |
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Enable Node.js Support |
Select to enable Node.js runtime environment. |
Use Default Node |
Select to use the default Node.js installation. |
Configure |
Select to display the HTML/JS: Node.js tab of the Options window and specify the required configuration options. |
Use Custom Node |
Select to specify the path to the custom Node.js installation directory. |
Node Path | Displays the path to the node.js executable file. |
Browse | Click to locate the installation on your local system. |
Search | Type in the name of the executable file so that the IDE can run the tool. |
Install Node.js | Click to display the Node.js download page. |
Sources | Displays the location of the node.js executable file. |
Download | Click to download the node.js package. |
Browse | Click to locate the installation on your local system. |
Debug Port | Specify the number of the port used for local debugging. |
Sync changes between project and package.json | Select to synchronize changes between the project and the package. |
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