Boost your productivity with Nimbus Helper! A magical extension to VS Code that brings complete documentation of all available components and their properties all into your favorite design system. Write stylish code, accelerate development, and break into the programming clouds with the Nimbus Design System. 💨✨"
🗃️ Overview
The Nimbus Helper extension is a powerful tool for developers working with VS Code. It is designed to streamline and enhance your workflow, offering advanced and customized features to maximize productivity.
✨ Features
Real Time Documentation: Get comprehensive and detailed information about the properties and components of your Design System directly in the editor, providing a more intuitive development.
Custom Hover: View tooltip-style documentation when hovering over components and properties, providing a quick and easy understanding of your Design System.
Nimbus Dependencies Check: Automatically check for outdated Nimbus dependencies in your project's package.json. If any outdated dependency is found, you will be notified with information about the current version in your project and the latest version available on npm. Click the "Check on npm" button to see all available versions on npm.
🚀 Getting Started
Open Visual Studio Code.
Go to the extensions tab (click the puzzle icon in the left sidebar).
Search for "Nimbus Helper".
Click "Install" to install the extension.
Restart Visual Studio Code if prompted.
💻 Usage
Open a file of your project or go to a file of type *.jsx or *.tsx.
When writing code, the extension will analyze your code.
Mouse over components and properties to see real-time documentation.
⚙️ Commands
Check for updates to nimbus packages: This command checks your project's package.json for outdated Nimbus dependencies. If any outdated dependency is found, a notification will be shown with information about the current version in your project and the latest version available on npm. You can click the "Check on npm" button in the notification to see all available versions on npm.
To execute the command, press Ctrl+Shift+P to open the command palette, type "Check for updates to nimbus packages", and select the command. >
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