JavaScriptTemplateLiteralEnhancements
Package for Sublime Text 3. Improve experience with template literals in JavaScript.
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JavaScriptTemplateLiteralEnhancements
Package for Sublime Text 3. Improve experience with template literals in JavaScript.
Install
Via Package Control:
Open Command Palette → Package Control: Install Package → JavaScriptTemplateLiteralEnhancements
Usage
Convert into template/string literal
There are a few commands for converting string or template literal under the cursor or selection into single/double quoted string or template literal.
Example:
Put a cursor into a string literal:
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const str = 'This is my str|ing'
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Open Command Palette and run command JavaScriptTemplateLiteralEnhancements: Convert into template literal.
This string will be converted into template literal:
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const str = `This is my str|ing`
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