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It would be really nice to have support for template literal in JSX files.
A common use case is when using the "classnames" utility (https://github.com/JedWatson/classnames).
For example: <ul className={absolute bg-white pa3 ${classNames({ dn: !isOpen })}}>
absolute bg-white pa3 ${classNames({ dn: !isOpen })}
I would expect to get intellisense for the classes absolute, bg-white and pa3.
absolute, bg-white and pa3
Thank you,
Patrick
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It would be really nice to have support for template literal in JSX files.
A common use case is when using the "classnames" utility (https://github.com/JedWatson/classnames).
For example: <ul className={
absolute bg-white pa3 ${classNames({ dn: !isOpen })}
}>I would expect to get intellisense for the classes
absolute, bg-white and pa3
.Thank you,
Patrick
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: