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Support import { m } from '...'
on vscode extension
#151
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I could achieve this by modifying settings.json modules. I suggest changing the defaults. |
Is there some problem using this approach, besides the extension. |
Could you elaborate more? If 'this approach' refers to the
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I agree. I thought about the nextjs compiler/paraglide importing all messages. I don't think it is a problem right? |
It's not really a problem but more of a feature request. I'm not suggesting to drop the |
If there are no objections, is it okay to create a PR? |
Did you create the PR? |
Not yet. |
I'm currently using i18n-ally for vscode and have lost motivation to continue with this. I'm leaving it open for others. |
But are you using Paraglide? I think is not supported by the extension |
@jeiea if you do a PR, i'll quickly review and merge it |
Background
I'm using paraglidejs with nextjs. To take advantage of the automatic import, I re-exported the contents of message.js, like
export * as m from './paraglide/messages'
.Expected behavior
Extension's translation preview should work.
Actual behavior
Don't work.
Additional context
I suspect this line, can you do what the title asks?
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