Eure for Visual Studio Code
Official Visual Studio Code extension for Eure files (.eure).
Features
Syntax Highlighting
Color-codes Eure syntax elements:
- Keywords (
true, false, null)
- Numbers (integers, floats,
Inf, NaN)
- Strings
- Comments (
// and /* */)
- Property names
- Section markers (
@)
- Extension namespaces (
$variant, $eure, etc.)
Embedded Code Block Highlighting
Syntax highlighting is applied to code blocks based on their language tag.
code = ```rust
fn main() {
println!("Hello!");
}
Supported languages: Rust, JSON, YAML, TOML, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, HTML, CSS, SQL, Markdown, Shell
### Error Diagnostics
Parse errors are detected in real-time and displayed in the editor.
### Editing Support
- **Bracket completion**: Typing `{`, `[`, `(`, `"`, `` ` ``, or ` ``` ` automatically inserts the closing bracket
- **Bracket matching**: Matching brackets are highlighted at cursor position
- **Comment shortcuts**: Toggle line comments with `Ctrl+/` (`Cmd+/` on Mac), block comments with `Shift+Alt+A`
## Platforms
- VS Code Desktop
- VS Code Web (vscode.dev)
On the web, a WebAssembly-based Language Server is automatically used.
## Settings
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---------|-------------|---------|
| `eure.useWasm` | Use WASM-based Language Server | `true` |
| `eure.path` | Path to native eurels binary (searches PATH if empty) | `""` |
## About Eure
Eure is a minimalist data format designed for configuration and data exchange. It maintains JSON compatibility while achieving TOML-like simplicity.
Learn more at [eure.dev](https://eure.dev).
## License
MIT OR Apache-2.0
