Does work with treesitter?

[javeoff]

I prefer this plugin is must have for typescript developer, but i also have treesitter plugin, that assign node groups as common tags. With yats i does not have any highlight groups in ts code but treesitter identified nodes. My theme creates highlights from treesitter nodes. Created typescript highlights are not assign to any nodes in ts code.

May be i have another plugins, that breaks yats? Please, help!

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[javeoff]

I disabled treesitter highlighting and got this result. Some nodes in code do not have highliting group. I do not know why. I tried to set different filetypes and syntax in the editor, but nothing changed

[HerringtonDarkholme]

Sorry I didn't get what you mean.

that assign node groups as common tags

What's node groups?

Created typescript highlights are not assign to any nodes in ts code.

What does this mean?

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[javeoff]

@HerringtonDarkholme

In common, after disabling treesitter highlight nodes (for ex. Checkbox, FC, IProps) Do not have any highlights. But keys in the IProps have foldBraces highlight.

I mean, common tags is a highlights in the code syntax. Typescript highlights had only common highlights while treesitter was enabled, after disable it, now i have case in the second message.

[javeoff]

There is code with :TSEnable highlight

There is code with :TSDisable highlight

Problem: IProps, Checkbox, FC dont have highlight groups

My steps to fix:

• Disable treesitter highlights

Current result:

• Generic types have highlight tsGenerics - good!
• Jsx elements have highlights - good!
• some tags applied highlights from yats, but not for all syntax elements.

[javeoff]

May i explain more? I just want to highlight syntax elements like in ide. I can't do it perhaps because I have treesitter.

[HerringtonDarkholme]

The easy way to disable highlighting is using TSDisable highlight in neovim.

Sadly, a highlighting syntax cannot co-exist with tree-sitter highlighting.