I have a quick question.
Also, please paste your keymap
Anyone else have this issue?
@TheHanna i'll just make sure i'm in this gitter channel if i work on it
Hi,
after typing "../" i get a list of folders in that path. And when pressed "TAB" that folder path is entered in screen and the autocomplete closes automatically without showing the files in the newly navigated folder. so everytime i again have to delete a "/" and retype "/" in the screen to show the next list .
Any thoughts?
*one year later
Hi @/all (sorry for anyone who isn't still bothered about this project) I've just been added as a collaborator as I want to add some life back to this project. Buuuuut, How on earth can I run the tests once I've cloned this. This is the first atom plugin I've worked on but basically all the tests are failing. As they are on the CI builds
sometimes it says autocompletion failure
automcomplete-paths has saved me a bunch of times. Thank you very much. It's been incredibly useful. Just checking in the see if there is a way to disable adding the suffix. I don't need the .js at the end. Sometimes i need to switch files between .js and .jsx as a way of marking them. Does anyone know if there is a way stop this package from adding the file extensions to the path?
it used to work before but now it does not work properly
is ignore pattern capable of ignoring all of
node_modules even when atom is set Exclude VCS: false
Atom is a really good code editor, but I must change to brackets because atom's autocomplete of src is very bad because don't work with audio and video tag for example, and no show an automatic list with folders and files available. It's a pity... Anyway thanks for your work!
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Hi. This might be blasphemous to ask this here, but is there a version of this (or something comparable to this) for VSCode? My company is starting to switch to VSCode, and the one thing that’s keeping me from switching is this plugin. Everything I’ve seen on VSCode (Intellisense, etc) only does autocomplete from the current path, e.g.
import * from ‘./[autocomplete happens for just this directory]. Obviously the killer feature of autocomplete-paths is that you can just do import * from ‘MyFileName’, and it figures out where in the directory tree that is. There appears to be nothing comparable to that in VSCode, which kind of boggles the mind.