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In this version of VSCode Front Matter now supports external config files, meaning you can store your configurations outside of the extension in a separate file. This allows for better organization and easier management of your configurations, as well as better collaboration with others.
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Front Matter has got a fresh new feature that allows you to store your configurations outside of the extension in a separate file. The file can be provided from a local or remote endpoint. Yes, you heard that right! You can now organize and manage your configurations with greater ease and collaborate more seamlessly with others. If you have configurations you want to share with others, you can now do so by simply sharing the URL of the file.
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Here you can find an example of a remote config file:
|`script`| The path to the script to execute |`""`|
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|`command`| The command to execute (optional). Example: `node`, `path to your node executable`, `bash`, `python`, ... |`node`|
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|`type`| The type for which the script will be used (optional). <br /><br /> Use one of the following types: `content`, `mediaFile`, or `mediaFolder`. |`content`|
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|`bulk`| Run the script for one file or multiple files. |`false`|
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|`output`| Specifies the output type (optional). <br /><br /> Available values are: `notification` and `editor`. <br /><br /> `notification`: The output will be passed as a notification. <br /> `editor`: The output will be passed to the editor. |`notification`|
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|`outputType`| Specifies the output type (optional). <br /><br /> Available values the editor values from VS Code like: <br /><br /> `text`: The output will be passed as a text file. <br /> `html`: The output will be passed as an HTML file. <br /> `markdown`: The output will be passed as a Markdown file. |`text`|
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|`hidden`| Hide the action from the UI. This is mostly used when creating a content script that will be used to post process new content (optional). |`false`|
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> **Important**: Previously, you could define the `nodeBin` property to define the path to your node
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> executable. This path was needed when you are working with for instance `nvm` and have multiple
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