Hey! Thanks for the PR. I've been testing in local and it makes what the title do. Nice.
In the past, I've been testing around this very idea of filtering by language which from the VSCode side it's pretty easy but it does not map the way user would like to see working.
As an example: If 'python' is the selected language, the filter will make devdocs show up with 'haxe-python'. An even with the right language (through a switch case or if-else replacing), user won't land on the desire module if let's say is looking up a class method.
I will merge because it worth your effort but as a practical use it will be hard to map the exact intention to devdocs website.
Hey! Thanks for the PR. I've been testing in local and it makes what the title do. Nice.
In the past, I've been testing around this very idea of filtering by language which from the VSCode side it's pretty easy but it does not map the way user would like to see working.
As an example: If 'python' is the selected language, the filter will make devdocs show up with 'haxe-python'. An even with the right language (through a switch case or if-else replacing), user won't land on the desire module if let's say is looking up a class method.
I will merge because it worth your effort but as a practical use it will be hard to map the exact intention to devdocs website.