A tiny extension for VS Code that lets you use // ^?
inside your editor to inline highlight types. Re-uses the existing TypeScript tooling infra in *.ts
, *.tsx
, *.js
, and *.jsx
files, simply adding inline info.
Useful for keyboard warriors or folks working on complex types and want to see how changes propagate throughout other types.
Key: You write // ^?
anywhere in a source file (with whitespace before, between and middle being whatever) all that matters is the alignment of the ^
.
In addition:
- End a line with
//=>
to highlight the leftmost named type. - Use the
"TwoSlash Query: Insert Below"
command from the Command Palette or assign a keyboard shortcut to it (default:Ctrl+K 6
on Windows,Cmd+K 6
on Mac).
You can see here it in use a few times:
Ensure that inlay hints are enabled in your VS Code settings.
Bump version number.
VS Code:
npx vsce publish
OSVX:
npx vsce package
ovsx publish vscode-twoslash-queries-*.vsix -p [token]
rm vscode-twoslash-queries-*.vsix