Welcome to VoltScript Interface Designer documentation
VoltScript Interface Designer (VSID) is an application for scaffolding VoltScript Extensions and Libraries, generating and updating starter code, and generating API documentation. VSID is an updated version of the LSX Toolkit, which was originally used to build LotusScript Extensions (LSX) for Notes and Domino. The original LSX Toolkit was updated so that it can be used to build VoltScript Extensions (VSE), and now it can also be used to document and build the starting code for VoltScript Script Libraries (VSS).
- VoltScript Extension (VSE) is a compiled module, written in C++, used to extend and add functionality to the VoltScript language. It's similar to the original LSXes provided for LotusScript.
- VoltScript Script library (VSS) is a script library, written in VoltScript, that has a set of classes, properties, methods, subs, and functions that can be used to enhance the VoltScript language. It's similar to the LotusScript Script Libraries used in Notes/Domino applications.
To learn more, see topics in Topic guides.
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What's new
For the latest release information about VoltScript Interface Designer, see What's new.
How the documentation is organized
The documentation is based on the Diátaxis framework, which organizes documentation into the following modes to address users' documentation needs at different times and in different circumstances. Below shows an overview that guides you on where to look for needed information:
Tutorials - Hands-on introduction on how to use VoltScript Interface Designer
How-to guides - Practical step-by-step guides for performing tasks and operation
Topic guides - High-level discussion and explanation of key topics and concepts in VoltScript Interface Designer
References - Contain API documentation and test reports