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vscode-svell

v0.0.1

Published

Language support for Svell.

Downloads

3

Readme

Svell support for Visual Studio Code

🍃 Not sure what Svell is? Look it up at svell.dev!

Language support for Svell.

Features

  • HTML/CSS Syntax Highlighting
  • Code Snippets

Syntax Highlighting

The Svell VS Code extension comes bundled with snippets for auto-completion. It also adds auto-highlighting to class methods defined as arrow functions starting with html and css keyword. Additionally you can manually prefix any template literals with /*html*/ to highlight HTML code inside them, or /*css*/ to highlight CSS code.

Example

import { SvellElement } from Svell

class MyElement extends SvellElement {
  // auto
  html = () => `<div></div>`
  css = () => `:host {}`

  // auto
  htmlTemplate = () => `<div></div>`
  cssTemplate = () => `:host {}`

  // manual
  htmlCode = /*html*/ `<div></div>`
  cssCode = /*css*/ `:host {}`
}