LitElement Syntax Highlighting
Syntax highlighting for Lit-Element and Lit-Html libraries for Sublime Text 3
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Lit-Element Syntax Highlighting for Sublime Text 3
This enables syntax highlighting when using the lit-element and lit-html libraries. It also includes Babel (eg. for decorators).
NOTE: This package triggers a bug with Sublime Text that will pop up an error message on window load: “Apparent recursion within a with_prototype action: 25000 context sanity limit hit” (https://github.com/sublimehq/sublime_text/issues/2444). It's a known bug with Sublime Text. Yes it's annoying as hell, and I hope that it gets fixed (I've actually moved on to VS Code partially because of this). Anybody who solves it is welcome to submit a PR!
Installation
- Install Package Control for Sublime Text 3
- Ctrl+Shift+P -> “Install Package” -> “LitElement Syntax Highlighting” (pending approval)
- View -> Syntax -> Lit-Element
Note: Only the lit-element.sublime-syntax file is valid. The tmLanguage file will not work (only included it because I had to to get the PR approved by the robot). Unless you're using an older version of Sublime Text, this should not matter.