title: Develop Tampermonkey scripts in a real IDE with automatic deployment to OpenUserJs repo
body: <p>I recently started development on a Tampermonkey script, which is hosted on OpenUserJs. It seems that I'm going to invest a bit more time in the future on this script by keep it up to date and extend his features when time is there. The first lines I wrote on the Tampermonkey editor which is integrated in chrome (<em>edit</em> button of a script). </p>
  
  <p>But I don't like it, the most thing I'm missing is some kind of autocomplete/intellisense. Visual Studio is much better here, so I switched to VS. The problem: After any changes, I have to copy the hole code and paste it in the Tampermonkey editor (Google Chrome). Thats annoying and not very flexible, since I can't really split my code in multiple js files when the script grows. </p>
  
  <p>So is there a way to automate this? My imagination would be: I save the js file in VS (ctrl + s), then the script is loaded in my local development instance of google chrome for testing purpose.</p>
  
  <p><strong>Extension</strong>: </p>
  
  <p>I want to publish alpha/beta releases as hosted version on OpenUserJs. So I can test the release easily on different systems. And I also have at least one system, where I do the real update process over the OpenUserJs repo like my end users will do. I think this is important, I already saw some differences according to my manual workflow (c&amp;p in the OpenUserJs editor). </p>
  
  <p>My preferable soultion would be some kind of branches like I know from git. So that I install the script from OpenUserJs like my users do with the production one, but I can choose somewhere to get e.g. the branch <em>development</em> instead of <em>master</em>. OpenUserJs seems to support github as source base, but no kind of branches. I can't imagine, that there is no solution for such issues, which at least every developer with bigger scripts should have...</p>