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vscode-scenetest

v0.1.3

Published

Syntax highlighting for Scenetest scene specs (.spec.md)

Readme

Scenetest VS Code Extension

Syntax highlighting for Scenetest scene specs (.spec.md files).

Features

  • Syntax highlighting for the text DSL format
  • Folding by scene headings
  • Comment toggling with //

Highlighted Elements

| Element | Example | Color | |---------|---------|-------| | Scene headings | # group, ## scene name | Heading | | Actor declarations | user:, admin: | Variable | | Actions | see, click, typeInto | Function | | Selectors | login-form, nav-menu | String | | Interpolation | [user.email] | Variable interpolation | | Aliases | ~modal, ~nav | Constant | | Aria-labels | @Close, @Submit | Constant | | URLs | /login, https://... | Link | | Numbers | 5000 | Number | | Comments | // log in flow | Comment | | Macros | login(), setup() | Function | | Coordination | emit, waitFor | Keyword | | Conditionals | if | Keyword |

Installation

From VSIX (local)

# Build the VSIX
cd packages/vscode-scenetest
npx @vscode/vsce package

# Install
code --install-extension vscode-scenetest-0.1.0.vsix

From source (development)

  1. Open the packages/vscode-scenetest folder in VS Code
  2. Press F5 to launch Extension Development Host
  3. Open a .spec.md file to see highlighting

Example

# User friend requests

## new user signs up and gets a friend request
new-user:
- openTo /
- see welcome-box
- click continue-button

primary-user:
- openTo /friends
- click main-navbar search
- typeInto search-input [new-user.username]
- see search-results-section
- click friend-request-button

new-user:
- seeToast friend-request
- see navbar notifications-badge
- click
- see notifications-menu-expanded new-friend-request
- click

Roadmap

See the Developer Experience design doc for planned features:

  • Phase 2: Language Server for scope tracking, hover info, go-to-definition
  • Phase 3: Selector manifest generation and autocomplete
  • Phase 4: ESLint integration for validation