Add commands that refactor class attributes in blade files #432
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| This is cool! Thank you! Refactored some of the language/methods to be more specific, otherwise looks good. I also removed the default keybinding, people can create one if they need it but I try to avoid them in case there are collisions. |
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This PR adds commands that refactor a selected or all class attributes to the directives.
The "selected" command is available by default through keyboard shortcut: SHIFT+ALT+C. This command is useful if you want to add a condition for some classes.
Both commands are available from the context menu:
and from the command palette:
I was inspired by a feature from Laravel Idea plugin for PHPStorm.