zokhoi / vscode-ftml

VSCode extension for support of FTML, the markup language of SCP Foundation

FTML/Wikidot Workshop for VSCode

A VSCode extension for support of FTML, the markup language of SCP Foundation.

This extension supports only a subset of Wikidot text (Wikitext), refered to as FTML (Foundation Text Markup Language).

Features for desktop and web VSCode

• Syntax highlighting
  • applicable to file extensions .ftml, .wd, .wikidot, .wj, .wikijump
• Wikitext Live preview

Features for desktop VSCode only

• Retreiving Wikidot page wikitext source and metadata
• Diffing between local and remote content

• Pushing local wikitext files to Wikidot

Development

This repository uses pnpm for package management.

Install development dependencies and use

pnpm run compile

for compiling.

References

• FTML Blocks documentation
• FTML file specficiation

vscode-ftml's Issues

Dash expressions and text in URLs break syntax highlighting.

When I use '--' to represent a full dash, the syntax highlighting algorithm sees it as a strikethrough (--text--). This causes the editor to apply strikethrough highlighting to all subsequent text in bulk, which is unpleasant to write.
The same thing happens with URLs: the '//' in 'https://xxxxxxx.com' is interpreted by the syntax highlighting algorithm as an italic (//text//), which causes the editor to apply strikethrough highlighting to all subsequent text in bulk.

These critical bugs make it difficult for me to use this extension.

Can't fetch any page from Wikidot

I just installed the extension and tried to fetch any page from different sites and I can't make it work, because I get "The remote page does not exist on site" error

Example:

Arguments in [[module css]] causes CSS highlighting to fail

CSS highlighting on code inside of a [[module css]] fails when using arguments for the module. show="true" and disable="true" should be accepted arguments.
http://www.wikidot.com/doc-modules:css-module

CSS highlighting working for [[module css]] without any arguments:

Using show="true" argument, which causes highlighting to fail: