Calculates the Cognitive Complexity score for functions and methods in TypeScript and JavaScript files (.js, .ts, .jsx, .tsx) and displays scores exceeding configured thresholds as standard VS Code Diagnostics.
This means:
Functions with complexity scores above the warningThreshold will be marked as Warnings (typically with a yellow squiggle underline) in the editor.
Functions with complexity scores above the errorThreshold will be marked as Errors (typically with a red squiggle underline) in the editor.
The complexity score (e.g., "Cognitive Complexity: 12") will appear in the Problems panel (View > Problems).
When you hover over the function name, the complexity score will be shown in the standard hover tooltip, integrated with any other diagnostics from linters (like ESLint) or the TypeScript language server.
The analysis runs automatically when you open or edit supported files.
Configuration
You can customize the behavior in VS Code Settings under "tsCognilint":
tsCognilint.enabled: Enable or disable the extension (default: true).
tsCognilint.warningThreshold: Complexity above this value triggers a Warning diagnostic (default: 10). Complexity below this value is currently ignored.
tsCognilint.errorThreshold: Complexity above this value triggers a Error diagnostic (default: 20).
