Enable intellisense for subdirectories and allow ajustments to jsconfig.json · Issue #43 · antiboredom/p5.vscode · GitHub
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For a larger project, I want to include js files in subdirectories in jsconfig.json for intellisense purposes. However, jsconfig.json is reset to it's initial values after closing and opening the directory or restarting vscode. This does not happen if I disable the p5.vscode extension.
I have 2 suggestions:
Do not write over jsconfig.json everytime vscode restarts or the directory is opened. Perhaps make this a setting.
Include all subdirectories in jsconfig.json **/*.js. This way libraries/*.js doesn't have to be included separately.
Either solution would work for me. However, being able to make custom adjustments to jsconfig.json would be nice.
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Hi! Thanks for flagging this. I’ll try to make an update in the next few days. The reason I’ve implemented the current behavior is to keep autocomplete working when the extension gets updated, but I think I have a way to do this without creating an issue with your use case…
For a larger project, I want to include js files in subdirectories in
jsconfig.json
for intellisense purposes. However,jsconfig.json
is reset to it's initial values after closing and opening the directory or restarting vscode. This does not happen if I disable the p5.vscode extension.I have 2 suggestions:
**/*.js
. This waylibraries/*.js
doesn't have to be included separately.Either solution would work for me. However, being able to make custom adjustments to
jsconfig.json
would be nice.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: