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An extension for working in the TypeScript codebase

TypeScript 83.08% JavaScript 16.92%

vscode-typescript-dev's Introduction

VS Code TypeScript Dev

An extension for working in the TypeScript codebase.

Features

Test File Stuff

Get the character index of your cursor in a fourslash test
Get auto-complete for twoslash compiler flags

Syntax Highlighting for Test Files

Adds syntax highlighting for .types and .symbol files in a way which won't fill your screen with errors.

Symbol files
Type Files

Changed Baselines Info

Shows up to 100 changed baselines with:

Jump to local/reference
Show diff
Jump to test (most of the time)

Has a button for gulp diff.

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vscode-typescript-dev's Issues

add a reload button to the baseline panel

Use git to determine new files to run tests on if no file is actively targeted

Either untracked or changed

Add a link to the ref baselines from inside a compiler test file

e.g. add clickable decorators at the top of the source file which jump to the files in reference

Add a cmmand t jump frm baseline to test file

Use typescript-notes repo to provide annotations around particular functions

See the codebase section on https://github.com/orta/typescript-notes

Actually skip building the compiler when we know a file hasn't been saved

Somehow both tasks run the compiler on the compiler:


> Executing task: gulp tests --built <

[12:40:29] Using gulpfile ~/dev/typescript/TypeScript/gulpfile.js
[12:40:29] Starting 'tests'...
[12:40:29] Starting 'generateLibs'...
[12:40:29] Starting 'buildScripts'...
[12:40:29] Finished 'generateLibs' after 158 ms
[12:40:29] Finished 'buildScripts' after 293 ms
[12:40:29] Starting 'generateDiagnostics'...
[12:40:29] Finished 'generateDiagnostics' after 566 μs
[12:40:29] Starting 'buildTsc'...
[12:40:41] Finished 'buildTsc' after 12 s
[12:40:41] Starting 'buildTests'...
[12:40:41] Starting 'buildServerLibraryOut'...
[12:40:57] Finished 'buildTests' after 16 s
[12:41:00] Finished 'buildServerLibraryOut' after 19 s
[12:41:00] Starting 'createServerLibraryJs'...
[12:41:00] Finished 'createServerLibraryJs' after 222 ms
[12:41:00] Starting 'createServerLibraryDts'...
[12:41:00] Finished 'createServerLibraryDts' after 13 ms

Making a test run an extra ~10 ish second

Add autocomplete for `// @` in the comments

Culd get shared with the twslash extension too

Make a show baselines panel

Effectively move gulp diff into the editor

Include fourslash/baseline indexes

e.g.

//// const a| = () => ""

Would show at 7, not 12 because it takes the four slash file into account

Could this extension add itself as a debug provider and offer hover for Enums and Flags?

That'd be useful instead of something like this. It should have both the type system and probably the debug environment.

Add a recommendation to add declaration: true in baselines

If the file doesn't have // @declaration: true, recommend it as a light bulb

Extension uses 100% CPU when DefinitelyTyped is opened in VS Code

If this extension is enabled and I open the DefinitelyTyped Repo in VS Code, it causes 100% CPU utilization across multiple invocations of rg.exe (ripgrep, used by VS Code's search service) all with the following command line:

"...\Microsoft VS Code Insiders\resources\app\node_modules.asar.unpacked\@vscode\ripgrep\bin\rg.exe" --files --hidden --case-sensitive --no-require-git -g /tests/baselines/local/**/* --no-ignore --follow --no-config --no-ignore-global

Which seems to be attributed to this line: https://github.com/orta/vscode-typescript-dev/blob/master/src/baselineFinder.ts#L7-L8