I'm really liking Semanticolor, however my main issue with it is that it's not very useful when it comes to template literal colouring.
By default, the template literal uses the my theme's styling, which marks what's in the ${} of a template literal, however, I lose out on the colourisation of those same variables that I'm using elsewhere. Alternatively, I can restore that functionality by colourising strings, but that just runs them into a jumble of colours, which is no good for a plethora of other reasons.
Support for the colourisation of variables within template literal interpolation blocks would be extremely useful.
I'm really liking Semanticolor, however my main issue with it is that it's not very useful when it comes to template literal colouring.
By default, the template literal uses the my theme's styling, which marks what's in the
${}
of a template literal, however, I lose out on the colourisation of those same variables that I'm using elsewhere. Alternatively, I can restore that functionality by colourising strings, but that just runs them into a jumble of colours, which is no good for a plethora of other reasons.Support for the colourisation of variables within template literal interpolation blocks would be extremely useful.
Theme colouring
Colourisation colouring