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Invalid value detection #872

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Hi there,

I created an addition to the extension that checks for invalid tailwindcss values. I think it could help novice programmers debug their css quicker.

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Quick fixes:
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It's currently in mvp state, but if you want we can make it 'production' ready.

If you are not interested, no problem, did this for my own learnings anyways :P

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Cool idea! How do you think it should work alongside custom CSS? You might have a class like calendar-button or something that you need because of some third-party UI component you're using and I think that would currently be treated as an error 🤔

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Alpha1337k commented Oct 25, 2023

Yes, currently all non tailwind classes get flagged as errors.

The perfect solution would be to get all the css classes in the project and compare against those. However, I don't think thats possible (?).

Solution 2 is to only flag errors where we are N% sure that they are related to tailwind:

  • bg-gree would get flagged, because it looks like bg-green
  • calendar-button would not get flagged, because it looks very little like an tailwind class.

Furthermore, we could implement an ignore quickaction. Kinda like this:
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What do you think?

* Feat: working ignore option

* Chore: cleanup && improve: better similarity finding

* Chore: more styling and wording changes

* Chore: more wording changes..
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Hi @adamwathan,

I finally had some time to add the ignore feature; The ignored keys get stored in the workspaces settings.json file, just like e.g CSpell. For me this works great!

Please take a look again and let me know what you think.

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Hey I completely forgot about this pull request but it seems no one has looked at it yet. @thecrypticace could you take a look?

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