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Some developers host there esm script directly on a CDN so you can use import directly in the browser. Some even provide JSDoc on dev build files.
It would be grate if vscode could download remote javascript files to a temp directory, cache it and parse it accordingly and even work offline after the files have been downloaded from a CDN.
Deno are one that acts more like the browser and they don't use any package mananger. (neither dose the browser) they simply just import something from a absolute http path from some CDN and starts coding
// vscode downloads remote file and scans itimportsdkfrom'https://example.com/sdk-dev-esm.js'// vscode provide autosuggestionsdk...
if this was supported then you wouldn't need any npm modules to provide autocompletion
A plus would be if it also could provide IntelliSense based on SourceMaps from the original source code.
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Some developers host there esm script directly on a CDN so you can use
import
directly in the browser. Some even provide JSDoc on dev build files.It would be grate if vscode could download remote javascript files to a temp directory, cache it and parse it accordingly and even work offline after the files have been downloaded from a CDN.
Deno are one that acts more like the browser and they don't use any package mananger. (neither dose the browser) they simply just import something from a absolute http path from some CDN and starts coding
if this was supported then you wouldn't need any npm modules to provide autocompletion
A plus would be if it also could provide IntelliSense based on SourceMaps from the original source code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: