Added Jsx Snippet Completion feature

[armanio123]

Implements suggestion #38891.

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[andrewbranch]

Looks good, just a couple small things, and I’ll try it out in the meantime!

[andrewbranch]

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[mjbvz]

Protocol changes and the described behavior look good to me. Thanks for looking into this!

[andrewbranch]

@typescript-bot pack this?

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[andrewbranch]

I forgot one thing!

[Jack-Works]

I think it can be much smarter for boolean attributes.

<input checke||

It should provide the following completions:

• checked={|cursor_here|}
• checked={false} |cursor_here|
• checked

[armanio123]

@Jack-Works We can only provide with one completion for each attribute, so in the case of "auto" we have decided that the best approach for booleans is to complete as little as possible. In you're example, that would be the third option: checked. By the time this completions is provided, we don't fully know the intention of the user, so providing with a different option might be extra work for the user if it wants to have characters removed.

For users who always wants to have braces on their attributes, they will be able to configure the options with "braces" to achieve that.

[andrewbranch]

We can only provide with one completion for each attribute

This isn’t true, but it is typical of current completions. I did think about an approach like @Jack-Works mentioned, but I personally didn’t find it compelling. It takes very few keystrokes to get from checked to checked={|cursor here|}, and moving my fingers away from the home row to the arrow keys is more disruptive to my flow than typing those characters. More importantly, if VS Code ends up auto-selecting one of the longer options when you really want the short option, it’s super annoying. This is partly beyond our control since VS Code has their own settings and logic that can influence the pre-selected completion item. I do think it’s worth exploring these kinds of completions as we expand our snippet support, and I’m happy to hear other opinions, but I am initially biased against this one. Like Armando said, we’re starting out filling in the minimal high-confidence completion because typing code you do want is generally preferable to backspacing code you don’t want but got anyway, at least up to a point.

[Jack-Works]

From checked to checked={|cursor_here|} it need 3 key press: =, shift, { (and IDE will add }).

From checked={|cursor_here|} to checked only needs two: backspace (delete pair of {}), backspace (delete =).

[armanio123]

@Jack-Works We discussed offline a little bit about the snippet you propose and we decided to merge it as is to gather user feedback. I would suggest to submit this improvement as a suggestion to vscode and we can analyze further the best options.