Display literal templates as HTML,
Unlike other plugins NO /*html*/ prefix is required!
Works like this:
The leet-html extension adds highlighting and IntelliSense for template strings in JavaScript and TypeScript. It works out of the box and has no dependencies.
The opening ` character must be preceeded by either one of those operators:
return, ```=``` , ```+=``` , ```+``` , ```?``` , ```:```
var a = `<div></div>` + `<br>`;
a += `<div></div>` + `<br>`;
return `<div></div>` + `<br>`;
return (true ? `<div></div>` : `<span></span>` );
The opening ` character can not be the first on the line and can not be enclosed by the folowing operators: (), []
So the following variants will not be highlighted:
(`<div></div>');
(`<div>
</div>');
var a =
`<div></div>` + `<br>`;
a +=
`<div></div>` + `<br>`;
Use the /*html*/ prefix before the template to turn on highlighting:
(/*html*/`<div></div>');
Initial release
More robust checking Removed unneded dependency