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KelpyCode

opened on Dec 19, 2022

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I'm really looking forward for using this tool for our work codebase.
Unfortunately, as of now it doesn't seem to support Vue files.

https://vuejs.org/guide/scaling-up/sfc.html

They're usually set up like this:

<template>
  <SomeStuff />
</template>

<script lang="ts" setup>
// ^ If lang isn't provided, it defaults to JS
// Setup property is optional

const abc = ref(0)

function xyz() {
  return 1
}

</script>

Thank you and good job!

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1. jayu commented on Dec 19, 2022

   

   jayu

   on Dec 19, 2022

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   Thanks mate! I didn't work with Vue tbh, but it's such a big ecosystem that I think it's worth supporting in future!

   I've planned to support other parsers/languages, sounds like Vue might be the first one :D

   But at first I would like to add support for ESLint parser, and to achieve that I have to do some refactoring first.

   I have a question regarding your preference, should CodeQue support only searching in the script part of the file, or in the template and style parts as well ?
2. KelpyCode commented on Dec 19, 2022

   

   KelpyCode

   on Dec 19, 2022

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   For me personally, I mostly need to search only the script part, but it would definitely be a great feature to also be able to search the template aswell. I don't see too much need in searching for CSS via AST methods though
3. jayu commented on Dec 20, 2022

   

   jayu

   on Dec 20, 2022

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   Thanks! Actually I've checked and styles are not parsed to AST, so it would not work well anyway

   But script and template are definetly doable

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4. sschneider-ihre-pvs commented on Jun 7, 2023

   

   sschneider-ihre-pvs

   on Jun 7, 2023

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   @johnsoncodehk could be interested :D
5. sschneider-ihre-pvs commented on Jun 7, 2023

   

   sschneider-ihre-pvs

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   Thanks! Actually I've checked and styles are not parsed to AST, so it would not work well anyway

   But script and template are definetly doable

   Well, if you manage to support Tree-Sitter integration of new languages would be a breeze, I guess

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