How to use the @expo/osascript.openInEditorAsync function in @expo/osascript
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expo / expo-cli / packages / xdl / src / FileSystem.ts View on Github 
export async function openProjectInEditorAsync(dir: string) {
if (process.platform === 'darwin') {
// This will use the ENV var $EXPO_EDITOR if set, or else will try various
// popular editors, looking for one that is open, or if none are, one that is installed
return await osascript.openInEditorAsync(dir, process.env.EXPO_EDITOR);
} else {
throw new XDLError('PLATFORM_NOT_SUPPORTED', 'openProjectInEditorAsync not supported');
}
}export async function openFileInEditorAsync(path: string) {
if (process.platform === 'darwin') {
// This will use the ENV var $EXPO_EDITOR if set, or else will try various
// popular editors, looking for one that is open, or if none are, one that is installed
return await osascript.openInEditorAsync(path, process.env.EXPO_EDITOR);
} else {
throw new XDLError('PLATFORM_NOT_SUPPORTED', 'openFileInEditorAsync not supported');
}
}@expo/osascript
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