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Thanks for the PR @dan-cooke!

Did you ever get a chance to test this for elixir heex files?

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@PriceHiller so I’ve tested briefly , it works for normal HTML tags but anything with dots in them - it does not complete

Eg

<.button will not work

I am not sure how best to handle this with the plugin, any ideas?

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Wow, that was a fast response.

So the unfortunate bit is that we register to a keybind in insert mode triggered by tag openers and closers.

See

vim.keymap.set("i", ">", function()

and

vim.keymap.set("i", "/", function()

In effect, that means we'd have to create a keybind that maps to . and then looks one character back for a < to trigger an autoclose. That may lead to other issues in how we manage the tags, would have to try to know for sure.

I'm not familiar with heex, does it not create a tag on a closing > or a /?

I'm good with merging this if you're happy with the functionality added by the alias.

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Closed by #223, thanks for the attempt 🙂

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