@PEM-- I just had an idea but I'm not sure how it would work or if it's possible so I wanted to run it past you.
So usually I launch meteor, then I open up a chrome browser to localhost to develop my app. I figured since atom is pretty much an instance of chrome it shouldn't be too hard to get them to communicate. If I can just read chrome's Javascript console's output from Atom somehow, or to integrate in a way where we can get set breakpoints in another running chrome instance from Atom, I can probably add a feature which would allow setting breakpoints by clicking on the line numbers of the file you're working on within atom, as well as showing highlighting within Atom on lines that had errors.
What do you think? I really have no idea what this would take, but I think it would be really useful.
@PEM-- I just had an idea but I'm not sure how it would work or if it's possible so I wanted to run it past you.
So usually I launch meteor, then I open up a chrome browser to localhost to develop my app. I figured since atom is pretty much an instance of chrome it shouldn't be too hard to get them to communicate. If I can just read chrome's Javascript console's output from Atom somehow, or to integrate in a way where we can get set breakpoints in another running chrome instance from Atom, I can probably add a feature which would allow setting breakpoints by clicking on the line numbers of the file you're working on within atom, as well as showing highlighting within Atom on lines that had errors.
What do you think? I really have no idea what this would take, but I think it would be really useful.