Syntax highlighting stops working when string is assigned to a "const" about language-javascript-plus

[xeaone]

I will get right on that. Thanks.

[xeaone]

I am not able to reproduce this issue. Can you share a bit of code that you found the issue with?

[samnau]

Well when I use a template string like this:

const htmlTemplate = `
<div>
Content
</div>
`

The HTML syntax highlighting stops working and it's just a normal string again. If I use it as a var or a let it still works.

Now to be specific, I was using the the Atom grammar setting for Javascript (Rails). I found a workaround by setting the grammar to Regular Expressions (Javascript) which allows your package to start working again. Unfortunately, I lose most of my JS highlighting that isn't part of the template string.

[xeaone]

Ah yes the variable or property name currently supported for HTML are html and template. It can also be upper or lower case . So instead of const htmlTemplate do const template or const html