Jseclipse is an eclipse plug-in that makes it easier for you to write js code.

I haven't tried to find the javascript development plug-in under eclipse for a long time. I have no intention of finding one on the Internet today. I went back and tried it. it feels good. Writing JavaScript code to the root and writing PHP code is pretty cool.

I haven't tried to find the javascript development plug-in under eclipse for a long time. I have no intention of finding one on the Internet today. I went back and tried it. it feels good. Writing JavaScript code to the root and writing PHP code is almost cool.
JSEclipse is a free Javascript script editor under Eclipse. its biggest feature is its perfect automatic completion function for Javascript, which supports Point fetch of common DOM objects, such as document objects, screen object...

The installation is as follows,
1. open the Eclipse Workbench)
2. use the Update Manager to Install JSEclipse. in the main directory, Find: Help> Software Updates-> Find and Install
3. select Search for new features to install in the pop-up interface.

4. in the next step, select the search address. if this is the first time you install the hosts file from Adobe System, you need to create a New remote Site. if not, skip to step 7.
5. to define a New search address, click the New remote Site button.
6. the following dialog box is displayed, and the content of both parts must be filled in:
Name: used to display tags. enter "JSEclipse" or other similar names.
URL: contains the plug-in address. enter "http://www.interaktonline.com/" here /".
After entering the information, click confirm application change. The new options will appear in the Sites to include in search column.
7. select the newly added project: JSEclipse from Adobe Labs.
8. click Finish to start searching for new software. the following window is displayed in Eclipse.
9. after the search is complete, the available plug-ins on the process site will be provided in the form of a list.
10. select the plug-in to be installed and click next.

There is no difference in installing other things at the root.

Eclipse JS plug-in

Try it.