One more note on bundle size. If I were to put this into a proper NPM "package", I could create deploy hooks that would essentially empty out the lookup class and replace the code with the raw text/number values for the CSS properties. But, for the time being, that kinda feels like overkill and I don't have the time to dive into that...
Another interesting option might be an IDE plug-in.
It could also maybe provide some documentation for each attribute/ value on the fly.
But yhea.. probably an overkill :)
Ideally, the plugin would be configurable, so you could drop in any object that would serve as a kinda "definition file". It could then be used in your autocompletes without needing to be bundled into the code itself.
It should be configurable, because even if this plugin worked beautifully, I'd hate to have to write another plugin (or find another one out there on the interwebs) the next time I have another set of commonly-used constants that I want to autocomplete.
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One more note on bundle size. If I were to put this into a proper NPM "package", I could create
deployhooks that would essentially empty out the lookup class and replace the code with the raw text/number values for the CSS properties. But, for the time being, that kinda feels like overkill and I don't have the time to dive into that...Another interesting option might be an IDE plug-in.
It could also maybe provide some documentation for each attribute/ value on the fly.
But yhea.. probably an overkill :)
Maybe something like
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Ideally, the plugin would be configurable, so you could drop in any object that would serve as a kinda "definition file". It could then be used in your autocompletes without needing to be bundled into the code itself.
It should be configurable, because even if this plugin worked beautifully, I'd hate to have to write another plugin (or find another one out there on the interwebs) the next time I have another set of commonly-used constants that I want to autocomplete.