Choo: Syntax highlighting of template string views

[jamen]

Is there editor plugins to add syntax highlighting to the HTML inside of template string views? I tired searching in this README and in the issues, but found nothing. It would be useful to catalog them. I personally use Atom and was wondering if there is a plugin.

I'm aware there is other modules (e.g. bel and yo-yo) that would also benefit from these, so probably not named after choo itself.

For an example, GitHub actually seems to do this already:

[yoshuawuyts]

https://atom.io/packages/language-babel has tagged template literal
extensions which you can use to highlight HTML / CSS in atom

On Tue, Jan 24, 2017 at 10:47 AM Jamen Marz [e-mail]
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Is there editor plugins to add syntax highlighting to the HTML inside of
template string views? I tired searching in this README and in the issues,
but found nothing. It would be useful to catalog them. I personally use
Atom and was wondering if there is a plugin.

I'm aware there is other frameworks (e.g. bel and yo-yo) that would also
benefit from these, so probably not named after choo itself.

For an example, GitHub actually seems to do this already:

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[jamen]

Thank you!

[jamen]

@yoshuawuyts Hmm, it didn't seem to work out of the box. I tried looking in settings but didn't find anything. What do you mean by extensions?

[jamen]

Never mind, I found big section in README on it.

[jorgebucaran]

Good for those Atom soulsI haven't been able to find a decent equivalent for vscode 🤔.

[davidmarkclements]

@jbucaran see https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/2000

[marlun]

For vim there's https://github.com/Quramy/vim-js-pretty-template havn't gotten it to work very well though.