Update VS code SQL highlighting extension

[aust1nz]

This is a simple readme-only update that points users to the vscode-sql-lit extension.

The extension was recently updated and supports SQL highlighting even when using the sql.type(zodType)`SELECT * from Users`; syntax, unlike the previously recommended extension.

[gajus]

Nice, I was looking for something that would work with .type!

[gajus]

@aust1nz are you the author of lit?

Unfortunately it does not work if sql.type definition is multi-line, e.g.

sql.type(
  z.object({
    id: z.number(),
    // ...
  }),
)`
  SELECT
    tr1.id,
    tr1.created_at "createdAt",
    tr1.started_at "startedAt"
`

[aust1nz]

Ah, didn't look for that syntax! I'm not the library maintainer but did open a PR last week that the maintainer merged/pushed. Let me see if I can figure out the appropriate regex for that syntax. I'll follow up if I can get the lib updated.

[aust1nz]

Ack, upon further review, it doesn't look like multi-line syntax highlighting is supported in VS Code. Source

So, neither library will highlight this syntax properly:

sql.type(
  z.object({
    id: z.number(),
    // ...
  }),
)`
  SELECT
    tr1.id,
    tr1.created_at "createdAt",
    tr1.started_at "startedAt"
`

However, the suggested vscode-sql-lit library IS an improvement over the current selection, because it WILL successfully highlight the following:

const zodObject =
  z.object({
    id: z.number(),
    // ...
  });

sql.type(zodObject)`
  SELECT
    tr1.id,
    tr1.created_at "createdAt",
    tr1.started_at "startedAt"

Defer to your judgment if that level of improvement merits updated docs. I think it’s a nice quality of life improvement, even if it’s not a perfect SQL highlighting match.

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