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vim2vsc

v1.0.1

Published

Converts Vim snippets to Visual Studio Code snippets.

Downloads

11

Readme

vim2vsc

Converts Vim snippets to Visual Studio code snippets.

Why I built this CLI tool

I created this project because I wanted to try out Visual Studio Code but quickly found that I lost all of my snippets and there was no easy way to recover them. I decided to give a command line conversion application a go and this is what I came up with for converting my old snippets.

Install

To install vim2vsc you just need to run a simple npm install global command.

npm i -g vim2vsc

Basic Usage

To run convert a snippets file you just need to specify the file that you want to process.

Example:

vim2vsc -f ./my_custom_snips.snippet

This command will create a the file ./my_custom_snips.snippet.vscs by default.

Specify output

If you do not like the default naming convention you can specify the output file name.

Example

vim2vsc -f ./my_custom_snips.snippet -o ./snips.vscs

This command will create the file ./snips.vscs

Support

Please open an issue for support.

Contributing

Please contribute using Github Flow. Create a branch, add commits, and open a pull request.