Right now my understanding of this plugin is that it scans the whole codebase and only add the components from a resolver that are used in the components.d.ts file.
But this doesn't give you autocompletion when you use the component for the first time.
Let say i want to use the PopoverTrigger component from radix-vue i first need to remember (of look up) the name of this component, use it, and let this plugin add it to components.d.ts before i get autocompletion.
Would be nice to already have these files in components.d.ts so we dont need to remember it and can just start typing <Popove.... and it will autocomplete all options.
Suggested solution
Add all components from a library to components.d.ts by default.
Alternative
This does add a lot of overhead to the dev server but isn't used in production anyway.
Clear and concise description of the problem
Right now my understanding of this plugin is that it scans the whole codebase and only add the components from a resolver that are used in the components.d.ts file. But this doesn't give you autocompletion when you use the component for the first time.
Let say i want to use the PopoverTrigger component from radix-vue i first need to remember (of look up) the name of this component, use it, and let this plugin add it to components.d.ts before i get autocompletion. Would be nice to already have these files in components.d.ts so we dont need to remember it and can just start typing <Popove.... and it will autocomplete all options.
Suggested solution
Add all components from a library to components.d.ts by default.
Alternative
This does add a lot of overhead to the dev server but isn't used in production anyway.
Additional context
Or am i missing something?
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