Run Javascript code in VS Code

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I am unable to execute js code through VS code.

Using the recommendation of a post installed the Code Runner using the Control+Alt+N or F1. Always had the following message :

[Running] Node "c: Users thiag Onedrive Documents Udemy Development-Web-udemy Section 8 - Javascript 163 - activities-to-fix-the-content 1.js" 'Node' is not recognized as an Internal or External command, operable program or batch file.

[Done] exited with code=1 in 0.207 Seconds

So I installed the Quokka.js. The above message was replayed and the code was not executed.

Can someone help me ?

Code :

console.log('Teste')
javascript visual-studio-code
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    I didn’t understand it very well, but if you create an html file that calls or runs this file in the browser, it wouldn’t solve you?

  • Yes, but the wish was to run straight in vs code.

  • Maybe this link will help you: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31778413/run-javascript-in-visual-studio-code

  • It was one of the links I left in the question. I’ve read this post.

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Friend, by error message you should not have nodejs installed on your machine.
Javascript is a language originally created to run on the client side, but with nodejs you can use it as a server-side script.
In order to run your . js files on the terminal as if they were a script you need to install the Node.js.

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As the colleague said, the prerequisite is to install the Node. However, do not need to install any additional extension. Go to the Run > Add Configuration menu, "select the Node.js option (in the command pallet) and save the file (created), without the need for additional settings". This will create a Launch.json file for the project (in a hidden ".vscode" subfolder), which is exclusively used by VS Code, preventing it from always asking which Environment or interpreter you want to use. Source: Duarte, Luiz. Web programming with Node.js: Complete, from Front-end to Back-end . Luiztools. Kindle Edition - Amazon.

To run, type Ctrl+F5 or F5. To debug step-by-step, type F10.

Another practical alternative would be to install the "Node Exec" extension and just run F8.

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