Add TSX support for <script type="tsx"> #160
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Previously, TSX wasn't being highlighted as when in typescript it requires the language to be `typescriptreact`, not `typescript`. I've changed it so that the `typescript` matcher no longer matches `type="tsx"`, and there's a new matcher to handle that. Honestly I have absolutely no idea what's going on in that regex so might have got something wrong. I've manually tested the expression against a few different script type types but don't 100% understand the intention of the original expression (which also matches `type="tshelloworld"`).
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unless i'm missing something, the test failure is totally unrelated? |
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Previously, TSX wasn't being highlighted as when in typescript it requires the language to be
typescriptreact, nottypescript.I've changed it so that the
typescriptmatcher no longer matchestype="tsx", and there's a new matcher to handle that.Honestly I have absolutely no idea what's going on in that regex so might have got something wrong. I've manually tested the expression against a few different script type types but don't 100% understand the intention of the original expression (which also matches
type="tshelloworld").