styled-unused-exports is a Visual Studio Code extension that helps developers detect unused styled-components exports in JavaScript and TypeScript files. This tool is particularly useful for maintaining clean and efficient codebases when working with styled-components.
Features
Automatically scans JavaScript/TypeScript files for unused styled-components exports.
Provides warnings in the editor for unused exports.
Supports .js, .jsx, .ts, and .tsx files.
Runs checks on file open and save events.
Command to manually check the current file for unused exports.
Requirements
Visual Studio Code version ^1.60.0 or higher.
Node.js installed in your environment.
Extension Settings
This extension does not currently add any custom settings. It works out of the box.
Commands
This extension contributes the following command:
Check Unused Styled Exports (styled-unused-exports.checkUnusedExports): Manually check the current file for unused styled-components exports.
Known Issues
The extension assumes styled-components are declared using the const keyword. Other patterns may not be detected.
If a styled-component is dynamically imported or used in a non-standard way, it may be flagged as unused.
Release Notes
0.0.1
Initial release with support for detecting unused styled-components exports.
0.0.2
Improved performance by debouncing the check triggered on file save, reducing potential VS Code freezes.
