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This is probably out of scope for this repo, but I cannot use styled-components with this as there are of course no syntax definitions for it. For .tsx files it'd be nice to support styled-components and I suppose, for other people, other CSS types commonly used in React projects.
As far as I know this need not be included in .ts, purely .tsxTypeScriptReact since React complains if you use JSX with TypeScript in anything other than a .tsx extension file, whereas for pure JS and JSX it's only a convention that JSX is in .jsx files.
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This is definitely out of scope in this repo sorry. This repo is just a stripped down version of the TypeScript package and isn't really for additional development.
See here for upstream issue (unfortunately closed): microsoft#342
I figured it might be but wanted to ask anyway. I'm going to port over some Stlyed Components sublime text syntax definitions and use this package as a baseline for that. It'll take a bit as I have other things on my plate but once done I'll link back here so if anyone has a similar query they can find a solution also.
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This is probably out of scope for this repo, but I cannot use styled-components with this as there are of course no syntax definitions for it. For
.tsx
files it'd be nice to support styled-components and I suppose, for other people, other CSS types commonly used in React projects.As far as I know this need not be included in
.ts
, purely.tsx
TypeScriptReact
since React complains if you use JSX with TypeScript in anything other than a.tsx
extension file, whereas for pure JS and JSX it's only a convention that JSX is in.jsx
files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: