Sucuri for VS Code

Welcome to the official Sucuri language support extension for Visual Studio Code!

Sucuri

Sucuri is a simple and efficient template engine for Python projects, featuring a clean and minimalist syntax inspired by PugJS.

Features

This extension provides the following features when editing .suc files:

Syntax Highlighting: Accurate coloring for PugJS-inspired syntax, highlighting entity tags, CSS shortcuts (.class, #id), injected variables ({variable}, #loop_var), filters ({var | upper | title}), loop variables with dot notation (#item.name), and language-specific markup flow (<if>, <for>).
Common Error Validation: Clearly marks invalid commas , inside attribute parentheses (which is illegal according to the language specification).
Built-in Snippets:
- Type for to insert <for ...> and <endfor>.
- Type if to insert <if ...> and <endif>.
- Type include to create an import template reference.
- Type inject or + to use the imported component.
- Type injectp to inject a component with inline parameters.
- Type extends to inherit a parent layout with a block.
- Type block to define a named block region.
- Type style to inject a CSS file.
- Type script to inject a JS file.
- Type list to insert the built-in list/checkbox macro.
- Type table to insert the built-in table macro.
Formatting and Auto-closing: Support for automatic closing of brackets, quotes, and comments /* */ and //.

To compile/render the edited code, remember that you need the Python interpreter:

# Installing the Sucuri interpreter
pip install sucuri

# Compilation example using the CLI
sucuri build source.suc -o rendered_template.html

Issues or suggestions regarding the base language and/or the extension: