beaugunderson / vscode-solidity-extended

✏ Solidity support for VSCode

Solidity Extended

Solidity support that aims to enable all of Visual Studio Code's features.

Solidity is the language used in Ethereum to create smart contracts.

This extension provides:

• Fast linting with solium and solc
• Snippets
• Support for using a workspace-local version of solc
• Support for using a workspace-local version of solium
• Syntax highlighting

Configuration

compilerRemappings

Compiler remappings can be specified as an array of objects with a prefix and target property.

{
    "solidity.compilerRemappings": [{"prefix": "ROOT", "target": "./src"}]
}

persistErrors

Persist errors for a linter if it's not run during the next validation event. For example, if there are solium errors and lintOnSave is set to "solc-only", only solc will run. If persistErrors is set to true, the solium errors will remain. If it is set to false, they will be cleared.

{
    "solidity.persistErrors": true
}

Common settings for linter options

The follow three options take these values:

• true (execute all linters)
• false (execute no linters)
• "solc-only" (only execute solc)
• "solium-only" (only execute solium)

lintOnChange

Lint open files when they're changed, regardless of whether they've been saved. It may be useful to set this to false if the contracts you're working on take a long time to compile.

{
    "solidity.lintOnChange": true
}

lintOnSave

Lint open files when they're saved.

{
    "solidity.lintOnSave": true
}

lintOnOpen

Lint files immediately upon opening.

{
    "solidity.lintOnOpen": true
}

Credits

Many thanks to Juan Blanco, this extension is forked from his original vscode-solidity extension.