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Thanks for all the work on this! We just added it to our project and it's working great so far.
There are some situations where we use Lit-style templates without using the actual lit template function, like when we're really concerned about performance and don't expect to need to reevaluate the template. For example:
constmycss=/*css*/`div { color: red;}`;
There are several VSCode plugins that provide syntax highlighting for this syntax (example). However to my knowledge there isn't yet a Postcss custom syntax defined for this.
Since the syntax is almost exactly the same, it would be great if this custom syntax supported /*css*/ as well as css. It may be technically outside the scope of a plugin intended for Lit, but there is surely a lot of overlap between the groups that use /*css*/ and css, and it should be a trivial amount of work.
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Thanks for all the work on this! We just added it to our project and it's working great so far.
There are some situations where we use Lit-style templates without using the actual
lit
template function, like when we're really concerned about performance and don't expect to need to reevaluate the template. For example:There are several VSCode plugins that provide syntax highlighting for this syntax (example). However to my knowledge there isn't yet a Postcss custom syntax defined for this.
Since the syntax is almost exactly the same, it would be great if this custom syntax supported
/*css*/
as well ascss
. It may be technically outside the scope of a plugin intended for Lit, but there is surely a lot of overlap between the groups that use/*css*/
andcss
, and it should be a trivial amount of work.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: