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Cirrus Intellisense for Visual Studio Code

Adds all the classes for Cirrus CSS right at your finger tips.

Installation

Install for Visual Studio Code »

After you've successfully installed Cirrus Intellisense, open up a file with a file extension it supports (e.g. .html) to get started!

Features

Autocompletion

Fast auto-completion for class names right at your finger tips.

Multi-langage Support

Autocompletion for a large variety of languages ranging from Sass, React, and many more. By default, Cirrus Intellisense supports the following languages right out the box:

  • HTML
  • Vue (requires octoref.vetur)
  • Razor
  • Laravel Blade
  • Handlebars
  • Twig
  • Django Template
  • PHP
  • Markdown
  • Embedded Ruby (requires rebornix.Ruby)
  • EJS
  • Svelte
  • CSS
  • Sass
  • Scss
  • Less
  • JavaScript
  • JSX
  • TSX

You can always add your own languages via the configuration if needed.

Version Switching (Coming Soon)

The ability to switch between Cirrus versions is coming soon. You can easily work with the version of Cirrus outside of the latest release.

Requirements

If you have any requirements or dependencies, add a section describing those and how to install and configure them.

Extension Settings

cirrus-intellisense.html-languages

List of file extensions to enable Cirrus Intellisense to run on for HTML-based languages. This activates for text around the class attribute.

cirrus-intellisense.css-languages

List of file extensions to enable Cirrus Intellisense to run on for CSS-based languages. This activates for text after the @extend keyword.

cirrus-intellisense.js-languages

List of file extensions to enable Cirrus Intellisense to run on for JS-based languages. This activates for text around the class or className attributes.

Commands

cirrus-intellisense.sync

To re-fetch Cirrus classes from the server, you can run the cirrus-intellisense.sync command. You can run the command pressing Ctrl+Shift+P (or Cmd+Shift+P) and typing Resync and cache Cirrus class definitions and pressing Enter.

You can also trigger this command by clicking on the small cloud icon at the bottom left of VsCode.

Known Issues

TBA