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Recommended VS Code Extensions
To streamline development and ensure consistency across contributors, we recommend the following VS Code extensions. These are optional but align with our formatting, linting, and testing toolchain.
π‘ These extensions are specified in
.vscode/extensions.jsonand a commented reference version is available at.vscode/extensions.jsonc.
| Extension ID | Description |
|---|---|
svelte.svelte-vscode |
Provides rich language support for Svelte (syntax highlighting, autocompletion, etc.) |
esbenp.prettier-vscode |
Integrates Prettier for consistent code formatting |
dbaeumer.vscode-eslint |
Lints JavaScript/TypeScript using ESLint rules defined in the project |
stylelint.vscode-stylelint |
Lints stylesheets and Svelte <style> blocks with Stylelint |
DavidAnson.vscode-markdownlint |
Enforces Markdown syntax and style conventions |
editorconfig.editorconfig |
Applies consistent indentation and line endings via .editorconfig
|
ms-playwright.playwright |
Adds test runner and debugging tools for Playwright end-to-end testing |
vitest.explorer |
Enables a GUI test explorer panel for Vitest |
streetsidesoftware.code-spell-checker |
Spell checks comments, strings, and Markdown content inline |
To install all recommended extensions quickly:
- Open the Command Palette in VS Code:
Ctrl+Shift+PorCmd+Shift+P - Run:
Extensions: Show Recommended Extensions (Workspace) - Click Install All
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