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nunchucks-syntax

v0.0.2

Published

Syntax highlighting for Nunchucks templates.

Downloads

10

Readme

Nunchucks VS Code Extension

Syntax highlighting extension for Nunchucks templates (.njk, .nunchucks) with custom tag/filter-friendly tokenization.

Links

What This Extension Does

  • Registers a dedicated language id: nunchucks-template
  • Associates file extensions:
    • .njk
    • .nunchucks
  • Applies a TextMate grammar for Nunchucks syntax:
    • tag blocks: {% ... %}
    • output blocks: {{ ... }}
    • comments: {# ... #}
    • filters, operators, and common expression forms
  • Uses language-configuration.json for editor behaviors:
    • bracket/quote pairs
    • auto-closing
    • surrounding pairs
    • comments configuration

How It Works (Internals)

  • package.json
    • declares the language contribution and grammar contribution
  • syntaxes/nunchucks.tmLanguage.json
    • TextMate grammar rules that drive syntax scopes and colors
  • language-configuration.json
    • editing experience rules (pairs, comments, etc.)

Coloring itself is controlled by the active VS Code theme. This extension provides scopes; themes choose the final colors.

Install

Option 1: Install from local folder

  1. Open VS Code.
  2. Run: Developer: Install Extension from Location...
  3. Select vscode-nunchucks.

Option 2: Install from VSIX

  1. Build package:
    • npx vsce package
  2. In VS Code run:
    • Extensions: Install from VSIX...
  3. Select the generated .vsix file.

Usage

  1. Open an .njk file.
  2. Confirm language mode is Nunchucks (nunchucks-template).
  3. If needed, force association in workspace settings:
{
  "files.associations": {
    "*.njk": "nunchucks-template",
    "*.nunchucks": "nunchucks-template"
  }
}

Recommended Workspace Styling

If you want HTML tags/attributes colored differently from Nunchucks tags, keep .njk on nunchucks-template and tune editor.tokenColorCustomizations in your workspace.

Publish / Release

  1. Bump version in vscode-nunchucks/package.json
  2. Package:
    • npx vsce package
  3. Publish:
    • npx vsce login <publisher>
    • npx vsce publish

If publish fails with PAT permission errors, create a new Marketplace token with publisher-scoped publish permissions and re-run vsce login.

License

BSD-2-Clause. See vscode-nunchucks/LICENSE.