Auto run custom tool when *.cs document saving

[tylike]

Thank you for mentioning a great tool. Can you provide settings for automatically running the custom tool when the document is saved (*. cs or can be set) in the VSIX? In my project, I use interfaces to define the domain structure, and they are stored in *. CS, so I want to be able to automate the CSX file to generate other CS files when any CS file is saved. For example, I can write some default interface implementation code. In this way, we don't have to wait until the default interface for C # 8.0 is implemented. Once saved, we can generate more code, for example, to generate a user interface, based on code that has already been written. After generating the code, you can also have IntelliSense capabilities that look like we've expanded C #.:D Thank you so much!

[npelletm]

I am lookING for same feature

[daveaglick]

If I'm understanding correctly, the Custom Tool should be able to do this. You can get it here and usage instructions are in the readme.

[tylike]

Yes, I've seen the custom tool. A better experience is like this (just a little bit of advice): xxx.csproj 1.The project contains Scripty. setting. CSX

Context. Onsaving = (Savingargs, syntaxTree) =>
{
   //Returns true if a condition is met, and Scripty templates runs
   if (Savingargs. FileName. EndsWith (". cs"))
   {
        Savingargs. Runcsxtemplate = true;
        Savingargs. Templates. Add ("T1. CSX");
        Savingargs. Templates. Add ("T2. CSX");
    }
}

2.The programmer creates a ICustomer. cs file:

public interface ICustomer{
    string Name{get;set;}
}

3.when ICustomer.cs saved. custom tool run scripty t1.csx file.create ICustomer.g.cs file:

public class Customer:ICustomer{
    public string Name{get;set;}
}

Usually, there are many interfaces to write, which may be simpler if you do not set custom tool in the Properties window in vs.

It might be something like this (https://github.com/daveaglick/Scripty/issues/4) you were thinking about.