MindFusion.Scheduling-vsdoc.js, which is included in the distribution archive contains code completion information in IntelliSense format. Add this to the top of your script file to enable code completion in Visual Studio and other code editors that support IntelliSense:
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/// <reference path="MindFusion.Scheduling-vsdoc.js" /> |
Place here the path to the location of your MindFusion.Scheduling-vsdoc.js file. Once you've done this you might need to refresh the IntelliSense information. In Visual Studio that is "Edit -> Intellisense -> Refresh Remote References" or with "Ctrl+Shift + J". With that done, you should be able to see hints for all members of the Scheduling API: properties, classes, methods, enums etc.
Writing a JavaScript application with the MindFusion.Scheduling for JavaScript in Visual Studio with the help of IntelliSense.