Added preprocess option

[NikolayMakhonin]

Reason: I use custom style tag () due to the peculiarities of the development environment and style preprocessor. And I need to ignore it, but ignore-styles option is not functional enough

This is the most flexible solution to this and similar issues:

module.exports = {
	settings: {
		'svelte3/preprocess': text => {
			return text.replace(/custom-style-tag/g, 'style')
		},
	},
}
'''

[benmccann]

What's the difference between this and #62 ?

[NikolayMakhonin]

What's the difference between this and #62 ?

I see that #62 replaces <style type="..."> css, scss, ... syntax </style>
But I need to replace <mystyle> my own syntax </mystyle>

I use WebStorm highlighting for my custom syntax, but it work only for custom tag names. I can't configure it for style tag with attributes.

[benmccann]

Hmm. I'm not quite sure I understand the need to use mystyle. That seems very unusual and sounds like it might be a WebStorm bug that should be fixed there rather than making changes to this plugin

[NicoCevallos]

What's the difference between this and #62 ?

I see that #62 replaces <style type="..."> css, scss, ... syntax </style>
But I need to replace <mystyle> my own syntax </mystyle>

I use WebStorm highlighting for my custom syntax, but it work only for custom tag names. I can't configure it for style tag with attributes.

You can do it applying a markup preprocessor, in that function you will receive the entire .svelte file because everything is markup. Different is the case of script and style, in those functions you will receive the <style> and <script> contents only.

Hope you find it useful