Smart Syntax Memory & Context Notes

A context-aware intelligent autocompletion tool for JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, and HTML that remembers what you type and prioritizes your most used properties and methods. U can see its code on my github and edit as u want https://github.com/MohitSingh34/syntaxMemoryJS.git

Demo

see in good quality https://youtu.be/ZJg5khUn0G0 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fQv_4y4V5MaSWkvGQ0Zras-V6pHztizP/view?usp=drive_link

If i right clicks on image on web and copies it and pastes it in md file, it pastes as this ![img](https://github.com/MohitSingh34/syntaxMemoryJS/raw/HEAD/imag.png) but they not loads in popup. for popup u have to give image path like this ![anything](file:///home/user/Projects/files/imagecopy.png)

or if u want to paste a browser image then first download or save as or copy in actual directory and then copy its path and paste in markdown file

Features

• Context-Aware Suggestions: Recognizes if you are typing after Math., console., or a custom variable, and provides relevant history.
• Frequency-Based Priority: Your most frequently used methods are automatically pinned to the top of the IntelliSense list with a 🔥 icon.
• Smart Hover Notes: Write your personal notes in a dedicated file using the @de <word> syntax. Hover over that word in your code to instantly peek at your notes!
• Split-Screen Notes: Click the link inside the hover tooltip to open your full notes file right beside your code, automatically scrolled to the exact definition.
• Memory Dashboard: Run Syntax Memory: View Usage History from the Command Palette to see a clean breakdown of all your heavily used methods and the exact files they were used in.

How to Set Up Notes

1. Create a simple text file anywhere on your system (e.g., js_notes.txt).

2. Add notes using this exact format:

   @de console
   Use console.table(arr) to display arrays neatly.
   
   @de log
   //Some notes
   

Delete node_modules and package-lock.json then cd into the directory where package.json is located npm install press F5 to run extension

License

This project is released under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPLv3). See the LICENSE file for details or visit https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt.