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@kolodny/monaco-auto-import

v1.0.11

Published

Easily add auto-import to the Monaco editor, with Javascript & Typescript support.

Downloads

7

Readme

monaco-auto-import

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Forked from https://github.com/stackblitz/monaco-auto-import

Easily add auto-import to the Monaco editor, with Javascript & Typescript support.

Demo

Example code

import AutoImport, { regexTokeniser } from '@kolodny/monaco-auto-import'

const editor = monaco.editor.create(document.getElementById('demo'), {
  value: `
    PAD
    leftPad
    rightPad
  `,
  language: 'typescript'
})

const completor = new AutoImport({ monaco, editor })

completor.imports.saveFiles([
  {
    path: './node_modules/left-pad/index.js',
    aliases: ['left-pad'],
    imports: regexTokeniser(`
      export const PAD = ''
      export function leftPad() {}
      export function rightPad() {}
    `)
  }
])

Getting started

Installing

yarn add @kolodny/monaco-auto-import
# or
npm i @kolodny/monaco-auto-import --save

Using

Initializing a new instance

Simply create a new Monaco editor instance and pass it to AutoImport. This will register custom completion providers for Monaco's javascript and typescript language services.

import AutoImport from '@kolodny/monaco-auto-import'

const editor = monaco.editor.create(document.getElementById('demo'), {
  language: 'typescript'
})

const completor = new AutoImport({ monaco, editor })

Providing completion items

To make the auto-importer aware of a file with exports, simply call completor.imports.saveFile.

completor.imports.saveFile({
  path: './src/my-app.js',
  imports: [
    {
      type: 'const',
      name: 'Testing'
    }
  ]
})

Tokenization

This package includes a built-in regexTokeniser, which uses a simple Regex to extracts exports from Javascript / Typescript code

import { regexTokeniser } from '@kolodny/monaco-auto-import'

const imports = regexTokeniser(`
  export const a = 1
  export class Test {}
`)
// [{ type: 'const', name: 'a'}, { type: 'class', name: 'Test' }]

completor.imports.saveFile({
  path: './src/my-app.js',
  imports: imports
})

API

imports.saveFile(file: File): void

Saves a file to the internal store, making it available for completion

imports.saveFiles(files: File[]): void

Bulk-saves files to the internal store from an Array of files

imports.getFile(path: string): File

Fetches a file from the internal store by it's path name (or one of it's aliases).

imports.getImports(name: string): ImportObject[]

Returns all the imports that exactly match a given string.

imports.addImport(path: string, name: string, type?: Expression): boolean

Adds an import to a given file, with an optional type paramater. Returns true if the file existed

imports.removeImport(path: string, name: string): boolean

Removes an import from a given file. Returns true if the file existed