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is there a way to enable the extensions from the write-good project?

Open jacebenson opened this issue 2 years ago • 3 comments

I was looking at the configurations available and saw it is all based on btford/write-good repo.
That has something I think might be nice here, extensions. https://github.com/btford/write-good#extensions

Is this something you'd be interested in having in this repo? Thanks!

jacebenson avatar Aug 18 '21 15:08 jacebenson

Jace, first off I want to acknowledge this request. I’ve played with it a little bit and I’m not sure the best way to load external extensions without packaging them or piping out to an externally installed write-good instance. Neither of these seem great right now. It’s far from my top priority, but I will continue to play with some options here. It’s not great if it’s really cumbersome to use. (Technically, you can supply any options to write-good, so you could do it today if you wanted to, but you need to make sure the module can be imported with an require() statement.)

TravisTheTechie avatar Sep 19 '21 16:09 TravisTheTechie

Saying that, I should add if there are common extensions to write-good I can just take them as a dependency and package them with vscode-write-good.

TravisTheTechie avatar Sep 19 '21 16:09 TravisTheTechie

I would also be interested in this – I am currently writing texts that need to adhere to styleguides I never will memorize fully. So I considered to package the offending alternatives so vscode will call me out. It might also live somewhere else, but I though write-good would be a good place.

jdittrich avatar Sep 24 '21 08:09 jdittrich