Emmet HTML slow to recognize

[rjoo]

• I searched through existing issues and FAQ https://github.com/vuejs/vetur/wiki/FAQ
• I have looked through docs at https://vuejs.github.io/vetur/

Info

• Platform: Win
• Vetur version: 0.9.7
• VSCode version: 1.16.1 (both 32/64 bit versions)

Problem

Emmet is taking an incredibly long time to recognize html abbreviations in .vue files. The issue is not so bad when there is only a <template> in the file, but when <script> and <style> are present it's practically unusable.

With Emmet CSS abbrs, there's only a slight inconsiderable delay.

I've reinstalled vetur, disabled all other extensions, and also reinstalled VS Code (to test differences between 32/64 bit versions).

Reproducible Case

[octref]

Do you have a repro case? If not does this happen to Veturpack or any vue-cli templates?

[rjoo]

This project was created with vue-cli's webpack template. I just tested it with a bare webpack-simple template and saw the same thing happening.

However, I noticed that if I open a new VS Code window that's not tied to any folder, and open a .vue file directly, it is much faster.

[HerringtonDarkholme]

You probably need to provide a reproduction project for this issue.

I cannot reproduce it on webpack-simple.

[HerringtonDarkholme]

I guess this is caused by resolving component options in completion method.

[rjoo]

After restarting the laptop today, I got a new error about the 'js-beautify' module not being found. Reinstalling veture again then fixed that problem and the speed problems went away.

I'm not sure what exactly changed from yesterday, other than the restart which would imply the issue was local to my machine's state prior. Will close this issue and sorry for any time wasted.

Thanks for this awesome extension!

[octref]

Yeah, that's in the FAQ. Sometimes VSCode messes up node_modules while updating. Glad you solved it.

[qpenta]

with me its works unistall and disable vetur and use vue - official (volax). Vetur is useless today