Cool!
Currently there is no autocompletion/intellisense for flex properties in the editor. There is only some short memory suggestions.
What do you is the best way to add this to vscode?
Basically I am writing inline styles like this flexDirection="column"
Can you explain in a bit more details what you need? Where do you write the inline style? Inside an html file? I'm not sure how you can extend the IntelliSense for already existing properties but vscode-custom-data might help you.
I edited it.
I saw the custom extension.
I think it need just to recognize that it is possibly a css and give css suggestions.
Like this question stackoverflow.com/questions/481079...
I see now. It's going to be hard. I have this exact same problem with my extensions. I need to figure out a way to detect the CSS in Vue, HTML, style components or whatever but haven't found it yet :(
Maybe looking at the source code for that "CSS in JS" extension can help you create your own.
Cool!
Currently there is no autocompletion/intellisense for flex properties in the editor. There is only some short memory suggestions.
What do you is the best way to add this to vscode?
Basically I am writing inline styles like this flexDirection="column"
Can you explain in a bit more details what you need? Where do you write the inline style? Inside an html file? I'm not sure how you can extend the IntelliSense for already existing properties but vscode-custom-data might help you.
I write react functional component in js file. It looks like this:
Sorry but your comment appears to be truncated. Have you seen the custom data link? Do you think that might help you?
I edited it.
I saw the custom extension.
I think it need just to recognize that it is possibly a css and give css suggestions.
Like this question
stackoverflow.com/questions/481079...
Or this extension
marketplace.visualstudio.com/items...
I see now. It's going to be hard. I have this exact same problem with my extensions. I need to figure out a way to detect the CSS in Vue, HTML, style components or whatever but haven't found it yet :(
Maybe looking at the source code for that "CSS in JS" extension can help you create your own.
Yep. Thanks man