You can npm install -g espruino and can then do espruino -p /dev/your-device -w yourfile.js
You then get a console window to Espruino, but every time you write to the js file it'll auto-upload to Espruino. I'm afraid an Atom plugin's just too much effort for me, especially as trying to get 'native' JS modules (like are needed for serial and BLE) running under Electron is a nightmare, and I don't think many people would get far with it.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
You can
npm install -g espruino
and can then doespruino -p /dev/your-device -w yourfile.js
You then get a console window to Espruino, but every time you write to the js file it'll auto-upload to Espruino. I'm afraid an Atom plugin's just too much effort for me, especially as trying to get 'native' JS modules (like are needed for serial and BLE) running under Electron is a nightmare, and I don't think many people would get far with it.