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HTML Vue CDN/Local Definition

HTML Vue CDN/Local Definition

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Provides Go to Definition for Vue components referenced via script tags in HTML.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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HTML Vue Jump README

HTML Vue Jump is a Visual Studio Code extension designed to enhance the development experience for specific Vue.js projects structured with HTML files containing either inline <script> tags or associated .dev.js files.

Features

  • Go to Definition: Allows jumping from a variable or method used in the HTML template to its definition within the <script> tag or the corresponding .dev.js file.
    • Supports definitions in data, methods, and computed properties of the Vue instance.
  • Go to Definition to Side: Use VS Code's built-in "Go to Definition to Side" command (e.g., Ctrl+K F12) to open the definition in a separate editor pane.
  • Go to Definition in New Tab (Command): Provides a command (html-vue-jump.goToDefinitionInNewTab) to open the definition in a new editor tab beside the current one. You can trigger this via the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).

How it Works

The extension parses the <script> content (inline or from the .dev.js file) using @babel/parser to find the new Vue({...}) configuration object. It then traverses this object to locate the definition of the selected identifier.

Requirements

  • Assumes a project structure where HTML files either contain a single <script> tag with a new Vue({...}) instance or have a corresponding JavaScript file at js/basename.dev.js relative to the HTML file, containing the new Vue({...}) instance.

Known Issues

  • Error recovery during parsing might lead to inaccurate results in case of syntax errors in the script.
  • Does not currently support Vue Single File Components (.vue files) or more complex module structures.
  • Assumes the Vue instance is created using new Vue({...}).

Release Notes

0.0.1

Initial release with basic Go to Definition support for inline scripts and associated .dev.js files.

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