dqops

dqops

Code completion in Visual Studio code for YAML files

If you are making your own formats of YAML files, you may like the article that we wrote showing how to make Visual Studio Code and a few other text editors to recognize a YAML file schema and support code competition.
The magic is about defining a JSON schema that is hosted in a public location. JSON schemas work also for YAML files.

Check out the article here: defining data contracts in Visual Studio Code with code completion

You can also find the full source code, because the platform is open-source: https://github.com/dqops/dqo

If you can confirm that it also works for you in your favorite code editors, that would help me progress with this feature.

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apsori

apsori

It is really not fun working with YAML, so this should be very helpful :slight_smile:

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