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Would be awesome if we could provide a VS Code extension that would show a Maizzle-compiled preview of your template to the side, similar to how the default Markdown extension works.
Why would this be useful?
it would only compile one template: the one you're currently editing => faster workflow
no need to start a server with Browsersync => again, faster workflow
code & preview on a single screen - not everyone has two monitors, and switching apps is annoying on smaller screens
So it would just make local development much faster. Production builds / outputting actual files to disk would remain the same, done through a maizzle build [env] command.
Features?
Besides previewing the compiled HTML, it should probably:
allow user to define the config.js & tailwind.config.js files to load settings from (or provide a settings page? if so, what will be customizable and what won't be, i.e. no point in providing Browsersync config options...)
have a button to view the compiled HTML source
... what else?
Since I have zero experience with Typescript and writing VS Code extensions, I'm looking for help from the community. If you can help with building this (or know someone who can), please feel free to chime in! 👍
This discussion was converted from issue #247 on October 01, 2022 13:17.
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Would be awesome if we could provide a VS Code extension that would show a Maizzle-compiled preview of your template to the side, similar to how the default Markdown extension works.
Why would this be useful?
So it would just make local development much faster. Production builds / outputting actual files to disk would remain the same, done through a
maizzle build [env]
command.Features?
Besides previewing the compiled HTML, it should probably:
config.js
&tailwind.config.js
files to load settings from (or provide a settings page? if so, what will be customizable and what won't be, i.e. no point in providing Browsersync config options...)Since I have zero experience with Typescript and writing VS Code extensions, I'm looking for help from the community. If you can help with building this (or know someone who can), please feel free to chime in! 👍
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