vscode-react-pug-tsx

VS Code extension that provides JSX-grade IntelliSense for pug\...`` tagged template literals in React projects.

Install

Use the VS Code Marketplace build when available, or package/install from the repo:

npm ci
npm run package:vsix
code --install-extension .tmp/vsix/vscode-react-pug-tsx.vsix

Or build and install in one step:

npm ci
npm run install:vsix

This builds the VSIX from the monorepo into .tmp/vsix/, keeps a stable install path at .tmp/vsix/vscode-react-pug-tsx.vsix, and installs it locally into VS Code.

Embedded style(...) editor support notes:

• css and scss work with built-in VS Code support
• styl requires sysoev.language-stylus
• sass requires Syler.sass-indented because built-in VS Code CSS support does not handle indented Sass syntax

Extension id:

startupjs.vscode-react-pug-tsx

Features

• completions, hover, diagnostics, and go-to-definition inside Pug sections
• syntax highlighting for embedded Pug regions
• embedded style(lang='css' | 'scss' | 'styl' | 'sass') blocks
• shadow TSX view for debugging mappings
• automatic wiring of @react-pug/typescript-plugin-react-pug into the VS Code TypeScript host

Settings

• pugReact.enabled
• pugReact.diagnostics.enabled
• pugReact.tagFunction
• pugReact.requirePugImport
• pugReact.injectCssxjsTypes
• pugReact.classShorthandProperty
• pugReact.classShorthandMerge
• pugReact.componentPathFromUppercaseClassShorthand

The extension removes used pug imports from its shadow TSX view automatically, so importing pug from startupjs/cssxjs does not produce a false unused-import diagnostic. Enable pugReact.requirePugImport if you want explicit imports enforced in the editor.

This npm package is the extension source/bundle package. End users normally install the VS Code extension, not the npm tarball directly.