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Emmet command line interface
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Not supported snippets #3

Open rafaellop opened 4 years ago

rafaellop commented 4 years ago

I've found your CLI very useful but also limited. For example some snippets from the emmetio cheat-sheet page doesn't work. Like for example almost all aliases doesn't work properly except e.g. html:5 which is OK, but for example html:4s doesn't. The second is an alias of the snippet !!!4s+doc4[lang=${lang}] and if I use the snippet directly, emmet-cli also produce incorrect output. But if I use the "html:5" alias snippet, which is !!!+doc[lang=${lang}] it works. Are they hardcoded or the included emmetio libraries are old? Can you please help with that?

Also an emmet -v could help a little if that would possible.

rafaellop commented 4 years ago

The cheat-sheet I use is https://docs.emmet.io/cheat-sheet/

Delapouite commented 4 years ago

The heavy lifting is currently done by : 

    "@emmetio/expand-abbreviation": "^0.6.0",
    "@emmetio/snippets": "^0.2.9"

So these dependencies may be out of date, I'll have to verify newer versions

Delapouite commented 4 years ago

I don't know where the cheat-sheet takes its information from, but I can't find html:4 on VSCode: image

Or the emmet repository itself on master:

https://github.com/emmetio/emmet/blob/master/snippets/html.json#L148

rafaellop commented 4 years ago

I also don't know but the html:4s is an alias for the !!!4s+doc4[lang=${lang}] snippet which also doesn't work. However, it's not that bad. What would be super useful is the css support. It could work with a parameter like the -p at the moment and execute a different module than the default html.

BTW. Do you maybe know how could I get a single js file emmet library? I've used zen-coding.js (the former version of the emmet) this way and I would like to upgrade, but can't find a minified and combined single .js. If you could advice :)