Providing default content is purely optional, though. Pug blocks can provide default content, if appropriate. In a template, a block is simply a “block” of Pug that a child template may replace.
Template inheritance works via the block and extends keywords. The supported languages are defined in build/languages.Pug supports template inheritance. The main grammar is generated using the script in build/build.js. Then install dev dependencies using npm: npm install To build this extension, you'll need Git and Node.js.įirst, fork this repo and clone your fork: git clone vscode-styled-components - CSS template Intellisense.textmate_initįor IntelliSense and more advanced embedded language support, checkout these extensions: Shell, sh, bash, zsh, bashrc, bash_profile, bash_login, profile, bash_logout. Python, py, p圓, rpy, pyw, cpy, SConstruct, Sconstruct, sconstruct, SConscript, gyp, gypi Objectivec, objective-c, mm, objc, obj-c, m, h Json, sublime-settings, sublime-menu, sublime-keymap, sublime-mousemap, sublime-theme, sublime-build, sublime-project, sublime-completions Xml, xsd, tld, jsp, pt, cpt, dtml, rss, opml Php, php3, php4, php5, phpt, phtml, aw, ctp Ruby, rb, rbx, rjs, Rakefile, rake, cgi, fcgi, gemspec, irbrc, Capfile, ru, prawn, Cheffile, Gemfile, Guardfile, Hobofile, Vagrantfile, Appraisals, Rantfile, Berksfile, Berksfile.lock, Thorfile, Puppetfile Makefile, makefile, GNUmakefile, OCamlMakefile Here is basic list of valid identifiers (note that some languages require that you install an VS Code extension that provides a grammar for that language): Language The language identifier comment must appear before the opening backtick for the template string. Adds basic syntax highlighting for JavaScript and TypeScript tagged template strings using language identifier comments: const cssString = /* css */ `
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