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@hamadah2o2/coc-html-css-support

v0.5.6

Published

HTML id and class attribute completion for coc.nvim, with workspace css finding

Downloads

108

Readme

coc-html-css-support

fork from a ecmel/vscode-html-css | HTML CSS Support | and the origin yaegassy/coc-html-css-support

HTML id and class attribute "completion" for coc.nvim. With on workspace css finding

Install

Using Lazy

{
  "Hamadah2O2/coc-html-css-support",
  build = "yarn install --frozen-lockfile",
  config = function()
    vim.cmd([[autocmd BufWritePost *.css CocCommand html-css-support.dispose]]) -- Automate dispose html-css-support on css BufWritePost
  end
}

Using CocInstall command

:CocInstall @hamadah2o2/coc-html-css-support

Features

  • HTML id and class attribute completion.
  • Supports linked and embedded style sheets.
  • Supports template inheritance.
  • Supports additional style sheets.
  • Supports other HTML like languages.
  • Supports style sheets finding on current working directory.
  • Command to make html.customData built-in in coc-html-css-support available at the workspace level.

Configuration options

  • html-css-support.enable: Enable coc-html-css-support extension, default: true
  • html-css-support.enabledLanguages: List of languages which suggestions are desired, default: ["html"]
  • html-css-support.styleSheets: List of local or remote style sheets for suggestions, default: []

Commands

  • html-css-support.dispose: Clear cache and reload the stylesheet
  • html-css-support.customDataSetup: Setup html.customData in workspace config. Supported customData are as follows
    • Alpine.js
    • petite-vue

Example settings

Additional Style Sheets (Example)

coc-settings.json:

{
    "html-css-support.styleSheets": [
        "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css",
        "/style.css",
        "style.css"
    ]
}

Add other HTML like languages (Example)

coc-settings.json:

{
    "html-css-support.enabledLanguages": [
        "html",
        "vue",
        "blade",
        "htmldjango",
        "typescriptreact",
        "javascriptreact"
    ]
}

What is customData?

You can read more about customData in the following repositories.

Thanks

License

MIT


This extension is built with create-coc-extension