ElectricCommander Syntax Highlighting

[BETA] This extension adds syntax highlighting to the editStep page in the ElectricCommander UI.

What is ElectricCommander Syntax Highlighting?

ElectricCommander Syntax Highlighting is a Chrome extension that adds syntax highlighting to the editStep page in the ElectricCommander UI. It supports popular programming languages such as Perl, Shell, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, and TCL. Upgrade your ElectricCommander experience with this powerful tool.

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By: nikhilvaze

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Users: 208 ▼ -3

Rating: 4.92 (13)

Version: 0.1.5 (Last updated: 2016-02-24)

Creation date: 2016-02-24

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 252.93K

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 50607 ▼ 723

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#27672 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 48

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This version is deprecated and will be removed. Please migrate to the above extension!

This chrome extension allows users to toggle syntax highlighting on and off on the Edit Step page in ElectricCommander.

If you are an ElectricCommander user writing or viewing procedures in the ElectricCommander web user interface then this extension is for you!

Works with ElectricCommander v4.2 or later.

Supports these languages: Perl, Shell, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, TCL.

Electric Cloud and ElectricCommander are registered trademarks or trademarks of Electric Cloud, Incorporated.

User reviews

I recommend it to all my customers.

Laurent Rochette, 2015-05-07

It's quite awesome and very convenient to use.

Nitin Parashar, 2014-05-19

The syntax highlighting is great! It is so much easier to read long commands and scripts and the line numbers make it easier to trace errors in the output to the source in the script.