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What's happening

No context option (on right click), in .js files and js code.

Some examples I tried:

const person = {
  name: "Alice",
  age: 20,
};

console.log({
  name: "Alice",
  age: 20,
});

In Python, everything is accessed via subscripts, no dot notation. Please add a configuration option to make it so all object paths use subscripting. Thank you

This extension has been a godsend for copying JSON paths from translations files for i18n, however in our project's configuration, we use colons : to delimit between path elements instead of . by default.

It would be amazing if this were configurable to accept any character rather that period .

I've been trying to figure out a good way to get the JSON path from the cursor position and this does it really well.
I was hoping if this was made into an npm package then I'd be able to use it.
I'm open to helping set it up if that's a concern.

Linux Mint v17
VSCode v1.12.2

Tested in valid json, tried multiple cursor positions.

Hi, would you consider adding yaml support? I actually think this maybe used to work, perhaps on accident, but I could be hallucinating.

Related: redhat-developer/vscode-yaml#999

Whenever I right click and try to copy the path it says Couldn't copy path.

Unfortunately the error is not more verbose than that. How can I go about debugging this?

I mainly use this extension for copying JSON dot-notation paths from locale json file to JS - usually these are used inside a string in a function, a-la:

// JSON
"globals": {
    "ok-label": "OK",
    "cancel": "Cancel"
}

// Usage:
t('globals.ok-label', 'OK')

Currently, the extension copies paths with invalid chars (specifically - in my case) and wraps these segments in [" and "] (e.g. copying "ok-label" from the above JSON would copy globals["ok-label"].

It would be really cool to have some option to change this so the escaping isn't done automatically - I would like to copy globals.ok-label instead.

Thanks for a great extension!

Hi thanks for the extension. I couldn't make it work for the quotes. What should I write in Copy JSON Path: Non Quoted Key Regex field to use quotes?

I want this
json_data["entry"][0]["changes"][0]["value"]

Instead of this
json_data.entry[0].changes[0].value

Could you get it to copy the path within a js object?

Hi can you push your extension to https://open-vsx.org/ in addition to VSCode Market Place so people using the FLOSS version could install it too?

I wrote an article on the subject.