Auto parse json.ls with lsc #884
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| require.extensions.'.ls' = (module, filename) -> | ||
| js = LiveScript.compile (fs.read-file-sync filename, 'utf8'), {filename, +bare, map: "embedded"} .code | ||
| file = (fs.read-file-sync filename, 'utf8') | ||
| if (filename.substr -7) is 'json.ls' |
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- that's not our codestyle
- doesn't work with
foobarjson.ls.
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@vendethiel can you give me some hints or instructions for the code style? I am a beginner when it comes to livescript and functional programming.
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just look at the rest of the codebase
and for the second point, check one more char
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This change lets you auto compile required json.ls files in ls scripts with the node-livescript executable.