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🔥Snipsnap – v1.2.0 #59

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lnikell opened this issue Jul 6, 2020 · 0 comments
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🔥Snipsnap – v1.2.0 #59

lnikell opened this issue Jul 6, 2020 · 0 comments

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lnikell commented Jul 6, 2020

That issue contains plans for the upcoming v1.2.0. Feel free to comment and suggest features that should be included for the release.

The command for getting the list of available snippets
It should be useful to know what snippets are available for the specific project you are in now. The more libraries we will have the more complicated will it be to know what snippets are there to use. To solve this issue I guess we will have to add extra endpoint on the backend that will provide a list of libraries that available for the project. We could solve it on the client-side too by reading snipsnap.code-snippets file, so have to discuss what will be the better way.

Create snippets generator
We aim to build a page that will help users and ourselves to create snippets. Snippets will have a form with all required/optional fields, validation rules that we use, prettier, list of most popular scopes for snippets.


Other things that I have in mind but not sure about their priority:

  • rewrite VS Code extension to have a better architecture that will have pipelines of "detectors", will allow easier to extend the functionality and support of new languages.
  • create 'md' file generator to generate pages with all available snippets for each library we have.
  • add support of yarn workspaces
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