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Features

1.Open the less, sass, scss, styl, ts, tsx, jade, pug or js file.

2.Compile Hero: On/Off will appear in the status bar at the bottom right corner, please turn on the Compile Hero: On switch when using ↓

3.Compile on save (ctrl+s) ↓

Or select Compile Files on right-click menu item, it will automatically compile the files to the dist directory.

You can also select part of the code and use the Compile Selected menu item or shortcut key (ctrl+shift+s) to perform partial compilation of the code block.

4.Beautify on save (alt+shift+f) or select Format Document on right-click menu item for javascript, json, css, sass and html.

Compile less, sass, scss, stylus, typescript, typescriptreact, jade, pug and javascript on save.
Support autoprefixer for less, scss, scss.
Support to open html files to preview in browser.
minify javascript and css files.
Beautify javascript, json, css, sass, and html.

Before Compile	After Compile
.pug	.html
.jade	.html
.scss(sass)	.css
.less	.css
.styl	.css
.ts/.tsx	.js(JSX)
.js(ES6)	.js(ES5)

Easy to use. When you writing a file, press save ctrl+s to generate the compiled file in the same directory. I hope you can get rid of the constraint of gulp or webpack😁

Extension Settings

Click to open the extension management interface Configure Extension Settings.

You can change the output path of the project compilation directory.
Toggle the compile switch of different language.
Or disable automatic compilation on save (ctrl+s).

Whether the configuration is automatically compiled after saving`(ctrl+s)`	Default Value
disable-compile-files-on-did-save-code	false

Switch to control the notification	Default Value
notification-toggle	true

Switch to control compilation and formatting of specific files	Default Value
ignore	null

Output Path Configuration	Default Value	Compile Switch Status	Default Value
javascript-output-directory	./dist	javascript-output-toggle	true
sass-output-directory	./dist	sass-output-toggle	true
scss-output-directory	./dist	scss-output-toggle	true
less-output-directory	./dist	less-output-toggle	true
jade-output-directory	./dist	jade-output-toggle	true
typescript-output-directory	./dist	typescript-output-toggle	true
typescriptx-output-directory	./dist	typescriptx-output-toggle	true
pug-output-directory	./dist	pug-output-toggle	true
stylus-output-directory	./dist	stylus-output-toggle	true
generate-minified-html	false	generate-minified-html-only	false
generate-minified-css	false	generate-minified-css-only	false
generate-minified-javascript	false	generate-minified-javascript-only	false

Using `settings.json`

Advanced Extension Settings:

Project-wide settings are configured using the standard settings.json file (i.e. Workspace Settings).
settings.json must exist in the .vscode directory at the root level of your project.
Alternatively, settings can go in User Settings for global defaults.
Use the compile-hero key.
Prohibit partial compilation and formatting of specific files compile-hero.ignore.
Use compile-hero.watch to monitor partial files - You can turn this on -> Compile Hero: On when using.

Here Example settings.json file:

{
  "compile-hero": {
    "disable-compile-files-on-did-save-code": false,
    "notification-toggle": false,
    "javascript-output-directory": "./out",
    "javascript-output-toggle": false,
    "sass-output-directory": "./out",
    "sass-output-toggle": true,
    "ignore": ["src/test.js", "*/test.scss", "**/spec/*", "**/src/**/*"],
    "watch": ["sass/test.sass", "**/less/**/*"]
  }
}

Using `tsconfig.json`

If you want to add or overwrite certain settings in the tsconfig.json file, you can create a new tsconfig.json in the same directory of your .ts file.

Here Example tsconfig.json file:

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "alwaysStrict": true,
    "importHelpers": false
  }
}

Open In Browser

Right click the html file in the directory menu, and the open in browser option will appear. You can preview the page in the browser.

Compile File Menu Item

Sometimes you may not need to automatically compile the file every time you save the file, at this time you can disable the automatic compilation. And use the Compile File(s) menu item to replace.