I made the mistake with Stylable and used the .st.css prefixed extension thinking I will get IDE features for the language.
I turns out more headache because all the other tool that know how to process the real extension like .css or .html now should ignore the .prefix.extension from the regular process.
For example react-react-app already has rules for css and when I wanted to add Stylable support I needed to add ignore rule in all the css process loader from .st.css
I think it will be better to use something like .jayhtml as the full extension for the template.
I made the mistake with Stylable and used the
.st.cssprefixed extension thinking I will get IDE features for the language.I turns out more headache because all the other tool that know how to process the real extension like
.cssor.htmlnow should ignore the.prefix.extensionfrom the regular process.For example react-react-app already has rules for css and when I wanted to add Stylable support I needed to add ignore rule in all the css process loader from
.st.cssI think it will be better to use something like
.jayhtmlas the full extension for the template.