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theron-wang / VS2022-Editor-Support-for-Tailwind-CSS

Unofficial VS2022 Tailwind CSS extension for IntelliSense, linting, sorting, and more to enhance the development experience in Visual Studio 2022.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=TheronWang.TailwindCSSIntellisense
MIT License
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New file extension? #27

Closed TheXenocide closed 9 months ago

TheXenocide commented 9 months ago

Would it be feasible to make .tcss files (or some such) recognized as Tailwind CSS files for highlighting/auto-complete in VS? It's not the end of the world if not, but it would help simplify some things for me. Maybe it might help with getting rid of the extraneous error lines too?

I'm hoping to not use .css for the pre-processed files so that I can process them into the same filename (but changed to .css) at the same path. This is, in-part, so that I can do the same thing with Tailwind that I can do with Sass for Blazor component-level CSS isolation, which would hopefully look something like:

I actually plan to do the Tailwind compilation in MSBuild without this extension (for CI purposes and such), hopefully using the CLI so there's no dependency on NPM (this is the only feature dependent on it in my project currently). I was able to set the build type to None, which works great for my needs, now my only issue is that Blazor wants the component level css files to have very specific filenames. I think for now I'll try something like *.tw.css or something like that but figured it couldn't hurt to ask.

theron-wang commented 9 months ago

Yep! I just added IntelliSense for .tcss files. Thanks for the suggestion!

TheXenocide commented 9 months ago

Awesome, thanks!