A VS Code extension that provides IntelliSense, definitions, and renaming for Aurelia components in HTML views.
Aurelia VSCode Extension is a Visual Studio Code extension that provides advanced language features for Aurelia projects. It enables IntelliSense, code navigation, and refactoring capabilities by connecting Aurelia view models with their corresponding HTML views, significantly improving developer productivity.
Developers building applications with the Aurelia framework who use VS Code as their primary editor and want enhanced tooling for component authoring and template editing.
It offers deep integration with Aurelia's conventions and syntax, providing accurate completions and refactoring that understand the framework's unique structure, unlike generic HTML/JavaScript extensions.
An extension for the VS Code editor that provides Intellisense capabilities to your Aurelia project.
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Provides IntelliSense for Aurelia-specific syntax such as bindable attributes and custom elements directly in HTML templates, as shown in the detailed features table with support for A/AI/TI and other regions.
Enables go-to-definition and rename refactoring across view models and views, improving code maintenance in large Aurelia projects, with examples given in the README's feature descriptions.
Works out of the box for Aurelia CLI-generated projects, reducing setup time, while remaining flexible for monorepos and custom structures as detailed in the setup section.
Offers inline validation and hover information for Aurelia templates, helping catch errors early during development, as listed in the key features.
The README includes an 'Unstable warning' and admits to issues like undesired completions, occasional feature failures, and slower performance, especially on JavaScript projects and Windows.
Lacks support for key Aurelia features such as Router, Promise, and <let> bindings, which are marked as not supported (➖) in the features table, limiting its utility for advanced use cases.
Requires manual path adjustments for complex project structures, as shown in the configuration section, which can be error-prone and time-consuming compared to plug-and-play extensions.