Effortless Snippet Creation - VSCode Pro Tip

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Thank you so much! This is definitely one of my favorite extensions by far.

Omar_Al_Seddik

THANK YOU!! YES I AM SHOUTING THANK YOU. This is so much better than the default snippet, which by the way is not working in Mac M1 pro. So I am glad this much better version is what I now get to use.

kesterbelgrove

Thanku so much bro❤ i needed exactly this functionality 😊

JohnWickXD

Thx for awesome content. I'v been curious for a while, how do you make these super quick console.log after having som variable marked? cheers

AchmedFaboulla

this is cool, better than other snippet "packages" plugins

albertodeagostini

Doesn't work for me. It doesn't categorize types and when I try to apply it does not suggest similar. Restarted VSC. Still not working.

gyurxi

Thank you. However, it appears as if the snippet only works within the file where it was created and not in a new project. How can the custom snippet be accessed globally?

Thank you for a great presentation of a really useful extension. Do you know how to easily manage global snippets with this? I tried to use Scope Manager to get the global file. I got edit access eventually but that's all.

plcjlmp

wow this is great. BTW you can add place holders and they still work. EX: ${1:here} put this wherever you want the curser to start.

jeremiahpepin

You sir just brought the next big thing for ue5.1

ASTERisk

Any idea how to use global or project or environmental variables in snippets? Let's say I have a project that use textdomain XXX for translations and I would like to write snippets for functions like __() or _e() or esc_html(), etc... and they need a second argument to be automatically that XXX, so in next project I can easily change it in a single place and not in every single snippet again and again

JakubNovak

Hi admin
I'm trying to generate a snippet in VSCode like this:
"example":{
"prefix": "example",
"body": [
"{$1$}"
]
}
And I get the output as: {$}.
But the result I want is: {$1$}. So what can I do? Thanks.

toanhocmuonnoi

If the snippet has some placeholders such as $TM_SELECTED_TEXT or $SELECTION and then you use the Command palette > 'Surround With Snippet' feature the productivity increases by 10x😉

vladmacovei