Enable use with capitalized version SQLselect * from foo;

[ViktorQvarfordt]

E.g. this repo uses the capitalized version: https://github.com/felixfbecker/node-sql-template-strings

[azerum]

Is there any other reason why you want to use the capitalized version? Because you can import the function from that library as lowercase:

const sql = require('sql-template-strings');

[azerum]

As far as I understand, node-sql-template-strings currently does not support escaping identifies with ??, so I often find the need to write SQL query in plain string. However, this way I loose syntax highlighting

While hacky, the solution might be to allow users to configure list of string prefixes that should trigger SQL syntax highlighting. This way, I could add custom prefix rawSql that would not modify string in any way, but would cause this extension to highlight the code. You can also add SQL to the list, to use the capitalized version

[azerum]

Reading vscode issues like this one, there seem to be know way to make configurable TextMate grammar

As a workaround, this extension can highlight string after any prefix that contains sql, case insensitive. So rawSql, sql, SQL, mySqL all will work. Not sure if it's good idea, but I use it locally

To support it, just replace the regex in "begin" with this one: "(?i)\\b(?=\\w+`)(\\w*sql\\w*)((`))"