javascript-intellisense

问题 Is there a way to enable intellisense for Javascript files in a Typescript project? If I import a function from a javascript package like this: import foo from "js-package" and I'm in index.js, I see the intellisense picking up JsDoc comments and listing the parameters taken by the function; if I'm in a .ts file however, I don't get any of this. How do I enable Js intellisense in .ts files, using VS Code? EDIT: This is what happens: Ironic, isn't it? 回答1: You do not need any plugins. Just

问题 Is there a way to enable intellisense for Javascript files in a Typescript project? If I import a function from a javascript package like this: import foo from "js-package" and I'm in index.js, I see the intellisense picking up JsDoc comments and listing the parameters taken by the function; if I'm in a .ts file however, I don't get any of this. How do I enable Js intellisense in .ts files, using VS Code? EDIT: This is what happens: Ironic, isn't it? 回答1: You do not need any plugins. Just

问题 VSCode intellisense is great, when I import a javascript function like import func from './file'; vs code will give me a helpful dialog with its arguments from jsdoc. This is because I'm using a relative file path. However, if I'm working with my current package, lets call it "public" as listed in my package.json, and try to reference a file using its absolute path, the intellisense doesn't pick up on the file. // import the same file as above, but using absolute path // public is the name of

问题 VSCode intellisense is great, when I import a javascript function like import func from './file'; vs code will give me a helpful dialog with its arguments from jsdoc. This is because I'm using a relative file path. However, if I'm working with my current package, lets call it "public" as listed in my package.json, and try to reference a file using its absolute path, the intellisense doesn't pick up on the file. // import the same file as above, but using absolute path // public is the name of

问题 VSCode intellisense is great, when I import a javascript function like import func from './file'; vs code will give me a helpful dialog with its arguments from jsdoc. This is because I'm using a relative file path. However, if I'm working with my current package, lets call it "public" as listed in my package.json, and try to reference a file using its absolute path, the intellisense doesn't pick up on the file. // import the same file as above, but using absolute path // public is the name of

问题 VSCode intellisense is great, when I import a javascript function like import func from './file'; vs code will give me a helpful dialog with its arguments from jsdoc. This is because I'm using a relative file path. However, if I'm working with my current package, lets call it "public" as listed in my package.json, and try to reference a file using its absolute path, the intellisense doesn't pick up on the file. // import the same file as above, but using absolute path // public is the name of

问题 I am using Visual Studio Code version 1.17.1. In *.js file when I type document.querySelector("#elementId").style. I have no IntelliSense hints for styles (like margin, display, etc.). Even no onclick event hint after document.querySelector("#elementId"). I don't use any npm packages. It is just simple html\css\js project. How to turn on correct IntelliSense hints? Thanks. 回答1: Because result of the querySelector is either: Element - the most general base class or null If you already know id

问题 I do not have JavaScript intellisense working after installing jQuery 2.2.4 (as one example) in a ASP.Net Core 1.0 (461) structured application. This means we now have wwwroot/lib for the script packages. The old route of putting a _references.js file in the Scripts folder doesn't work, and I can't find where this belongs now. If I create one where in wwwroot, it looks like this: /// <autosync enabled="true" /> /// <reference path="../_references.js" /> /// <reference path="../Gruntfile.js" /

问题 I just begin with VS Code and I'm really happy with it at the moment ! I'm coming from Notepad++ and I didn't found any IDE at the same "level" of it for the things I'm doing.. Until now! I really like what VS Code is doing and how all modern integrated technology is helping me. But I miss one thing that NPP do is the autocomplete base on word in the file. So can I do the same in VS Code ? Thanks. 回答1: Add this to your settings.json, and restart vs code: // Controls how JavaScript

问题 I'd like to get Intellisense support in Visual Studio for the options objects I use in my method calls. It's common to configure a call to a function in Javascript with a catch-all options object - for example jquery's Ajax call uses: $.ajax(settings); Where settings is just an object like: $.ajax({ url: '/blah', data: { stuff: 1 }, method: 'POST', // etc }); Although it's an implicit object, the properties follow a specific class. Typically when you have something like this that's important