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@react-pug/typescript-plugin-react-pug

v0.1.9

Published

TypeScript language-service plugin for `pug\`...\`` tagged template literals in React files.

Downloads

1,287

Readme

@react-pug/typescript-plugin-react-pug

TypeScript language-service plugin for pug\...`` tagged template literals in React files.

Install

npm i -D @react-pug/typescript-plugin-react-pug

tsconfig.json

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "plugins": [
      { "name": "@react-pug/typescript-plugin-react-pug" }
    ]
  }
}

Important

This is a TypeScript language-service plugin. It is used by editor hosts such as VS Code TypeScript support. Plain tsc does not execute language-service plugins during a normal CLI build.

For VS Code users, the vscode-react-pug-tsx extension already wires this plugin into the editor host.

Config Options

The plugin accepts the same core options exposed by the VS Code extension:

  • enabled
  • diagnostics.enabled
  • tagFunction
  • requirePugImport: boolean
  • injectCssxjsTypes: never | auto | force
  • classShorthandProperty: auto | className | class | styleName
  • classShorthandMerge: auto | concatenate | classnames
  • componentPathFromUppercaseClassShorthand: boolean

When requirePugImport is enabled, the plugin reports an editor diagnostic if a file uses the configured tag without importing it explicitly. Used pug imports are removed from the shadow document to avoid false unused-import diagnostics.

Published output is in dist/.