Closed daKmoR closed 5 years ago
@daKmoR this shouldn't be hard. I'll try to get to it this weekend.
Regards!
@daKmoR 😂 it's kinda funny but i just realized that i already included /*html*/
while I was developing this extension so it should work. Have you actually tried to do
/*html*/`
`
yes /*html*/
works but it results in an eslint error... (as desribed above)
So my request is to adjust the regex a little to also allow /* html */
@daKmoR I am so stupid 😅. Completely overlooked your main post. Just published a new version, 0.1.0, which allows you to do /* html */
or /* html */
or whatever space(s) you would want. Please give it a try.
thhhxxx ❤️ 🤗 that works perfectly 🎉
It would be nice to support a syntax like
as well.
Especially as eslint usually will complain if you write it like this
/*html*/
.so you end up writing it like this :(