snippets

The community/core/snippets/snippets directory contains a collection of code snippets designed to be used with a text editor or IDE. These snippets are used to quickly insert common code structures. Each snippet is defined in its own file, named with a .snippet extension.

The snippets are language-aware, meaning that the code inserted will vary based on the language selected when using the snippet. Most of the snippets have multiple language versions included in the same file.

Here's a breakdown of some of the most interesting or important snippets:

• tryStatement.snippet: Inserts a try block for JavaScript, Java, and Python.

• global.snippet: Inserts a code block. It uses markdown code fence.

• constructorDeclaration.snippet: Inserts a constructor declaration for JavaScript, Java, and Python.

• formatString.snippet: Inserts a formatted string for JavaScript, Java, and Python.

• throwException.snippet: Inserts a statement to throw an exception in JavaScript, Python, and Java.

• commentBlock.snippet: Inserts a multi-line comment block for C, Javascript, Java, Python, and HTML.

• ifStatement.snippet: Inserts an if statement for JavaScript, Java, Python, and Lua.

• forLoopStatement.snippet: Inserts a for loop for JavaScript, Java, and Python.

• functionDeclaration.snippet: Inserts a function declaration for JavaScript, Java, and Python.

• elseIfStatement.snippet: Inserts an else if statement for JavaScript, Java, Python, and Lua.

• typescript.snippet: Contains a snippet for a Typescript interface declaration.

• javascript.snippet: Contains multiple JavaScript specific snippets, including forInLoopStatement, anonymousFunctionDeclarationAndCall, importStarStatement, importFromStatement, namedLambdaExpression, reactUseState, and reactUseEffect.

• lua.snippet: Contains Lua specific snippets, including forInIPairs and forInPairs.

• commentDocumentation.snippet: Inserts a documentation comment for Javascript, Java, and Python.

• catchStatement.snippet: Inserts a catch block for JavaScript, Java, and Python.

• elseStatement.snippet: Inserts an else statement for JavaScript, Java, Python, and Lua.

• markdown.snippet: Contains a snippet for inserting a markdown link.

• forEachStatement.snippet: Inserts a for each loop for JavaScript, Java, and Python.

• whileLoopStatement.snippet: Inserts a while loop for Javascript, Java, and Python.

• printStatement.snippet: Inserts a print statement for Javascript, Java, Python, and Talon.

• switchStatement.snippet: Inserts a switch statement for Javascript, Java, and Python.

• functionCall.snippet: Inserts a function call for C, Javascript, Java, Python, and Talon.

• classDeclaration.snippet: Inserts a class declaration for JavaScript, Java, and Python.

• talon.snippet: Contains a Talon specific snippet for a voice command declaration.

• defaultStatement.snippet: Inserts a default case for Javascript, Java, and Python.

• commentLine.snippet: Inserts a single line comment for C, Javascript, Java, Json, Python, Talon, csv, HTML, and scm.

• tryCatchStatement.snippet: Inserts a try catch block for JavaScript, Java, and Python.

• newInstance.snippet: Inserts a statement to create a new instance for JavaScript, Java, and Python.

• item.snippet: Inserts an item in a collection for Javascript and Python.

• python.snippet: Contains multiple Python specific snippets, including talonAppDeclaration, talonModuleClass, talonContextMatch, talonContextList, and talonContextClass.

• html.snippet: Contains multiple HTML specific snippets, including element, attribute, table, and unorderedList.

• finallyStatement.snippet: Inserts a finally block for Javascript, Java, and Python.

• ternary.snippet: Inserts a ternary operator for Javascript, Python, and Lua.

• doWhileLoopStatement.snippet: Inserts a do while loop for Javascript and Java.

• methodDeclaration.snippet: Inserts a method declaration for JavaScript.

• caseStatement.snippet: Inserts a case statement for Javascript, Java, and Python.

• lambdaExpression.snippet: Inserts a lambda expression for JavaScript, Java, and Python.

These snippets aim to increase development speed by providing easy access to common code structures. They are also designed to be language-aware, providing the appropriate syntax for a given language.