VSCode-Element-Helper is a VS Code extension for Element-UI. If you use ATOM editor, please go to ATOM version

Element-UI is a great library. More and more projects use it. So, For helping developer write more efficient by Element-UI, VSCode-Element-Helper is born.

• Document

• Autocomplete

  support vue, html and jade/pug language

• Snippets

1 - Move cursor to Element-UI tag or select it

2 - Press default hot key ctrl + cmd + z(windows: ctrl + win + z) or Press ⇧⌘P to bring up the Command Palette and then input element-helper.search

3 - Show document view If complete matching, or you should select tag you want to search

4 - Enter and trigger document browser

1 - Enter Preferences -> setting or shortcut cmd + ,

2 - Modify language, version or indentation size

  "element-helper.language": "zh-CN",
  "element-helper.version": "1.3",
  "element-helper.indent-size": 2,
  "element-helper.quotes": "double",    // html vue qoutes
  "element-helper.pug-quotes": "single" // jade/pug quotes

Document is off-line and auto synchronize with Element-UI official site.

Default hot key is  ctrl + cmd + z( windows: ctrl + win + z). If it has conflicted with other software's hot key. You can customize it. see keybindings

• Distinguish and auto complete property and method for every Element-UI tag

• Prompt value when value is some special type like Boolean or ICON.

Support snippets list:

• msg

  this.$message({
    message: '',
    type: ''
  })
  

• alert

  this.$alert('', '', {
    confirmButtonText: '',
    callback: () => {}
  });
  

• confirm

  this.$confirm('', '', {
    confirmButtonText: '',
    cancelButtonText: '',
    type: ''
  }).then(() => {})
    .catch(() => {});
  

• prompt

  this.$prompt('', '', {
    confirmButtonText: '',
    cancelButtonText: '',
    inputPattern: //,
    inputErrorMessage: ''
  }).then(({ value }) => {})
    .catch(() => {});
  

• msgb

  this.$msgbox({
    title: '',
    message: '',
    showCancelButton: '',
    confirmButtonText: '',
    cancelButtonText: '',
    beforeClose: (action, instance, done) => {}
  }).then(action => {});
  

• notify

  this.$notify({
    title: '',
    message: ''
  });
  

Your pull request will make VSCode-Element-Helper better.

MIT