Bacon Snippets

Bacon snippets are very pretty code snippets, based on EC6.

String iterpolation examples:

Promise examples:

Arrow function example:

Snippets

There is the list of available snippets:

Key	Result	Description	Languages
a>	() => { }	Creates an arrow function	Typescript / Javascript
p>	new Promise<any> ((resolve, reject) => { });	Creates a new promise	Typescript / Javascript
p>>	let promise = new Promise<any> ((resolve, reject) => { });	Creates a new promise with variable	Typescript / Javascript
s>	${this.test}	Creates an expression interpolation to use a variable inside of the interpolated string.	Typescript / Javascript
s>>	My ${this.subject} is awesome.	Creates a new interpolated string.	Typescript / Javascript
if-not-null	if (this.variable != null) { }	Creates a new if statement with null check.	Typescript / Javascript
if-else-not-null	if (this.variable != null) { } else { }	Creates a new if statement with null and undefined check.	Typescript / Javascript
if-in	this.condition ? true : false	Creates a new inline if/else statement.	Typescript / Javascript
if-in-not-null	this.condition != null ? true : false	Creates a new inline if/else statement with null and undefined check.	Typescript / Javascript
if-??	this.variable != null ? this.variable : false	Creates a new inline if/else statement with null coalesce operator. Check null and undefined.	Typescript / Javascript

Compatibility

These snippets are based on EC6.

Usage

To use the bacon snippets, install first the bacol-snippets (called Bacon Snippets) extension.

After open the correct language file and use the TAB button to trigger the snippet.

It's also recommended to set this custom vscode setting:

"editor.tabCompletion": true

Source code

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