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Once upon a time when I first tried CodeMix it offered me autocomplete of Vuetify components which was very useful and saved me many trips to the documentation. Now it just says “no suggestions” even when I type half of a fully valid component tag or attribute. I am wondering if there is something obvious to reset this or configuration reason why this might not be working any more?
It should continue to work this way. Can you go to Help > CodeMix Extensions and ensure you have the Vue Pack, or at least the Vetur extension installed and enabled? What version of the Vetur extension do you have?
To ensure we understand exactly what you’re talking about, mind sharing a small snippet of the code where the auto-complete isn’t working? Would like to know if you’re using a
.vuefile or inline Vue for instance.Thanks!
Yep, the Vue Pack is installed and enabled (0.9.3).
I made an example project here, created using the CodeMix project option in Eclipse:
https://gitlab.com/ssadedin/codemix-vuetify-completion
You can see in the README a screenshot of what it’s doing (not completing the vuetify tags).
Let me know anything else that would be useful!
Thanks for the detailed example, thought I was looking at an OSS project for a bit 🙂
I’m not a Vue expert, but isn’t
v-textan attribute/Vue directive and not an element? You would use it like so:<span v-text="msg"></span>for which you do get suggestions.No, it should complete to the <v-text-field> component. As in, this one:
https://vuetifyjs.com/en/components/text-fields
I’m pretty sure it used to work once!
Ok – update!
I uninstalled and re-installed the Vue Pack and now the autocompletions are back.
I guess I should have tried that – not sure what the problem was, it’s been not working for a while.
Thanks for the followup, hopefully it help someone else.
