Can't Run it

[parsakhosravani]

It seems good and I want to work with it but i cant run it ,

[rkamysz]

Hi @parsakhosravani I would love to help but I don't have Adobe apps since ~2 years. I wrote this app for older Photoshop which I used at work. Feel free to check the code and fix the issue. And maybe give some more details error log etc.

[parsakhosravani]

Hi @rkamysz I tried to run example ,but I get this error SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module

[rkamysz]

Hi @parsakhosravani check your project/compiler config. Do you write in TypeScript or Javascript?
Examples provided in the readme are for TS.
For pure JS you can use this

const { newAdobeApp, AdobeAppName, AdobeAppEvent, AdobeApp, BroadcastMessage } = require('adobe-node');

[monteiz]

That's pity, it would be a great tool. Adobe should support this project.

Cheers.

[rkamysz]

That's pity, it would be a great tool. Adobe should support this project.

Cheers.

Hi thanks, years ago, this tool proved invaluable, particularly for teams tasked with exporting assets from Photoshop or Flash Studio for use in JavaScript games. Witnessing the joy on artists' faces, freed from the tedious task of exporting graphics layer by layer, truly warmed my heart. However, I wonder about the current relevance of such a tool. Is there still a need for this type of tool nowadays? Having not worked with Adobe components for a considerable time, I'm uncertain about the ongoing use of JSFL or the existence of an official Adobe automation tool. It would be a pity if such a tool didn't exist. When time permits, I plan to investigate this further. Presently, my focus is on developing a framework for writing APIs using clean architecture.