Inkling · DeviceTree · TOML — Snippets & Lint

The nine languages VS Code only colours — 37 snippets and 21 rules that catch what the syntax highlighter never says: a v1 MsgBox, in a v2 script, status = "ok" in an overlay, an unquoted version in pyproject.toml.

What it does for free

• All 21 rules run over the file you have open, no key
• All 37 snippets, every language, no key and no limit
• The full list of 21 rules and 37 snippets, before you pay anything

With a licence

• Every .dts, .rpy, .toml, .ahk and settings.json in the repository — opens every file in the workspace and runs the same check on each
• The flagged line rewritten for you — replaces the offending lines in the editor with the suggested text
• The findings saved next to the board files — writes the findings as a file (CSV, JSON or HTML) into the workspace folder; it uses the report_format setting when that is set, and only asks which format when it is not
• The check keeps running while you work — a toggle: after it is on, every save re-runs the check

Install

ext install inkling-devicetree-toml-snippet-lint