README.md

ResXpress

Resx editor, previewer and reorganizer extension for Visual Studio Code and VSCodium.

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Features

Custom Resx Editor

This is active by default when the file is opened, however you can choose to open from Explorer Panel - Right Click on the resx file - Choose ResXpress Editor

Below is the Text Editor vs. Resx Editor side by side comparision.

It offers the following features;

• Adding a new resx data.
• Editing an existing resx data.
• Deleting an existing resx data.
• Checks for resx data with duplicate keys and shows error if exists.
• To and Fro updates between Text document and ResxEditors as soon as typed valid resx data.
• To and fro updates Text document and ResxEditors when Save triggered on either.
• Automatically regenerate strongly typed resource class file(controlled by setting)
• Add a new resx file.
• Update C# namespace of a resx file.

ResXpress: Markdown Preview

Preview resx file as Markdown table.

ResXpress: Sort By Keys

Reorganize file by sorting by Keys.

ResXpress: Web Preview

Preview resx file as a nice Webview table.

Adding new resx file

Updating resx C# namespace

Resx Data Snippet

• Type resx and snippet will pop up.
• If it doesnt then Control+Space(CMD+Space for Mac) to trigger intellisense.
• Edit key, value and comment values(press Tab to go to next editable value)

Requirements

• Built in markdown support
• VS code 1.69+

Settings

generateStronglyTypedResourceClassOnSave: Generate/update strongly typed resource class files when updates to resx files are made. Default is false.
Ex: Resource1.resx → Resource1.Designer.cs

Known Issues

None as of now.

Release Notes

ChangeLog