Features the following snippets (type the text in bold in your editor)
Backbone
'legacy-view' or 'backbone-legacy-view' - Creates a quick legacy Backbone view
'view' or 'backbone-view' - Creates a quick Backbone view
Bookshop
'bookshop-ejs-component-import' or 'ejs-component' - Creates a quick general ejs component
React
'react-component' - Creates a quick general React component
'useEffect' - Creates a useEffect snippet in browser
'react-emotion-component' - Creates a quick emotion component
Typescript
'class' or 'typescript-class' - Creates a quick typescript class
'promise' - A new ES6 promise
SASS
'svg-background' - Creates an svg background image in sass/css
'media' - Creates a media query
'svg-background' - Creates an svg background image in sass/css
'skeleton' or 'spooky-scary-skeletons' - Creates a CSS/SASS skeleton
Webpack
'react-webpack' - A webpack starter for node importing projects
'webpack-umd' or 'react-webpack-umd' - A webpack starter compiling to UMD
HTML
'material-icon' - Insert a new material icon
Jest
'jest-suite' or 'describe' or 'jest-describe' - Creates a quick suite of tests for jest
javascript
'node-hashbang' - Creates a hashbang for node
Usage
Install the extension, and then you will have access to the snippets :).
Local development
You can create a snippet in snippets/index.snippet.toml, and then run npm run build.
This will create a new snippet in dist/snippets.code-snippets which you can copy and paste
into your user snippets folder.
You will then be able to run the snippets locally.
If you are happy with the snippet, create a PR for it :).
