A snippet-plugin for Atom and VSCode, easing the development of online courses with LiaScript, and extended Markdown notation.
https://github.com/andre-dietrich/liascript-snippets
Simply go to the marketplace in VSCode and search for "liascript-snippets". To enable this snippet, you have to add the following configuration to your settings.json ... To get there, simply hit "Ctrl-Shift-P" and then type settings.
...
"[markdown]": {
"editor.tabCompletion": "on",
"editor.quickSuggestions": true,
"editor.snippetSuggestions": "top"
},
...
For more information, check out the help.
This has to be installed directly from the github repository.
Thus, got to the settings by hitting [Ctrl+Shift+P] and then type settings
into the fuzzy search to get to the settings.
From there you have to select the install tab and insert andre-dietrich/liascript-snippets
to install this plugin directly from GitHub.
Before that, make sure that you have git installed.
If you need more information, then check out this help.
Install Atom 1.5 or newer
In the terminal, install the package via apm:
`apm install liascript-snippets`
- Install Atom 1.5 or newer
- Launch Atom
- Open Settings View using Cmd+, on macOS or Ctrl+, on other platforms
- Click the Install tab on the left side
- Enter
liascript-snippets
in the search box and press Enter - Click the "Install" button that appears
- Start typing lia in your markdown document to see the extended help, that can be explored via fuzzy-searching. Hit Tab for inserting your selected snippet.
- To ease the voice selection for different narrators, start typing voice and search through all possible voice settings.
- Syntax highlighting help is offered if you start typing hili followed by your language of choice. Since LiaScript applies the ace-editor, there is a matching done between highlight.js and ace. You can select your language from highlight.js, but it will be translated into the text in parentheses.
Screencast Lisascript-snippets and -preview
It is recommended to install also:
liascript-preview
A previewer plugin that renders your course directly within the Atom IDE or which starts the development server from VSCode.
Since unicode is supported, you can also use any kind of Emoji, so installing the following project is recommended...