Add snippet to import using single quotes (as in Angular2) #1147
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Would it be possible to use the Preferred quote character from the settings to make sure "both sides" can use the same |
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I wish it was possible, but as far as I know, it isn't. There doesn't seem to be a way to use variables to customize snippets using the standard Atom snippets. Here are the references I see relevant: http://flight-manual.atom.io/using-atom/sections/snippets/ and https://github.com/atom/snippets. Nevertheless, I'm one of the "single quoters" (following Angular 2 style) and I would be OK with "having to" use the alternate import snippet ( Also, if there are people using different code styles for different projects (e.g. Angular 2 with single quotes and NodeJS with double quotes) it could be nice to have both snippets available, otherwise it would require them changing the Preferred quote character settings each time they switch to work in each project. |
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SGTM 👍 |
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Thanks for mergin @guncha ! |
Add snippet to import using single quotes (as in Angular2, angular-cli, etc) as
importq, additional toimport.I see this has been debated here #203 and here #259.
Right now the checks run OK, but the snippet generates imports with only double quote characters.
Using the
importsnippet generates an import statement with double quote characters ("), and if the preferred quote character was'it complains that they should be single quote characters. But currently there is no snippet to generate imports with single quote characters from the beginning.I think this additional snippet might help keep happy both sides (single and double quote "sides").
Note: there were no changes to TS files.