This is inspired by vscode-gengetset. I simplify it with only constructor generator and modify it with my purpose. Also I fixed the issue when the extension command can not work for multiple classes in one file. Since that project isn't maintained and out of date, I'm creating this to support my current need.

Auto generate Constructor

(without semicolon). I'll update options to support both semicolon and non-semicolon.

Changelog

v1.0.0

• Fix issues
  #1: semicolon is considered as part of the attribute type

v0.2.0

• Fix issues
  #1: Doesn't generate type properly when using lookup type
  #2: ignore annotation arguments
  #4: Issue with variable started by #
  
• Support more types of variables
• Generating constructor without checking existing constructor in class

v0.1.0

• First version: Supporting only Generate Constructor command. With 3 variables or less, the constructor has single line for inputs. With 4 or more, the constructor will have single line for each variable.

Install

Get VSCode and grab the extension from the VSCode Extension Market

Usage

1. Just place your cursor within a TypeScript class definition in the text editor window
2. Open the command palette ctrl+shift+P / cmd+shift+P.
3. Search for 'Generate Constructor'

or

1. Just place your cursor within a TypeScript class definition in the text editor window
2. Press alt+shift+G for a quick selection pop-up
3. Select the preferred function from the pop-up menu

or

1. Click on the little Eye-Icon in your statusbar
2. Select the preferred function from the pop-up menu

The generated method will be placed at the cursors position.

Enjoy!