Autorename on .tsx files does not work

[juhaku]

Hello, Typing <div and then > will result <div></div> It works fine, but when renaming the field it doesn not work. When typing ciwspan<Esc> within the <div> does not result <span></span> but results only <span></div>.

Also when closing single type with slash / it does not add > the the end. Expected behaviour when typing <div and then / the close tag > should be automatically appended.

Also has noted here https://github.com/alvan/vim-closetag/issues/76 When editing tsx or jsx and using jsx and tsx react elements with <></> it does not automatically end or rename the tag either. When typed < and then closed with > it will not automatically add </> end tag.

[shaeinst]

it's working fine for me. have a look at my config packer treesitter ts-autotag

[juhaku]

The configs where not much different from mine. However I have previously not used <Esc> key but I prefer typing <C-c>. I know ctrl + c is cancel command / operation in neovim but I find it more intuitive than reaching out to the <Esc> or remapping <Esc> to some other key combination, because I want the pressing of <Esc> to consistent across the modes.

So as I have found out:

• Typing <div an then > will result <div></div>
• Typing ciwspan<Esc> within div results <span></span>
  • But typing ciwspan<C-c> will not work and will result <span></div>
• Typing <> will not autoclose </> jsx / tsx empty elements.
• Also typing <div and then / will not close with >, so end result will be <div/ not <div/>

Is there a way to make the counterpart element update while typing within the element? The way pretty much any IDE does it?

[shaeinst]

you can use nvim-autopairs plugin for such task for example:

Typing <> will not autoclose </> jsx / tsx empty elements.

require('nvim-autopairs').add_rules {
Rule("%<%>$", "</>", { 'typescript', 'typescriptreact', 'javascript', 'javascriptreact' })
:use_regex(true),
}

[juhaku]

Thanks, that fixes the empty tsx element issue, but still the behavior is lacking in other aspects.

[shaeinst]

i am not trying to convince you but using <C-c> instead of ESC seems little weird to me. since ESC is one of the important key in vim, i would suggest you to swap ESC with Caps Lock. Then it would become more easy to use ESC (since your left hand fingers are always close to a,s,d,f). i use keyd to swap keys..

[putra4648]

You should install this too :TSInstall tsx

Duplicate from #66

[juhaku]

You should install this too :TSInstall tsx

Yes sure, it is installed

[waseidel]

You should install this too :TSInstall tsx

Duplicate from #66

That fixed for me, at least autoclosing jsx tags

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