Svelte Radar – A VS Code extension that provides a visual overview of your SvelteKit project's routing structure, making navigation and route management easier.
Svelte Radar is an innovative Visual Studio Code extension that significantly enhances the SvelteKit development process. It serves as a comprehensive tool for developers, offering insights into the project’s routing structure, which is crucial when dealing with complex applications. By streamlining navigation and providing useful visual cues, Svelte Radar empowers developers to manage routing more efficiently, saving valuable time and reducing potential confusion.
This extension brings various essential features to the table, making it easier to visualize and navigate through your project’s interconnected routes. Whether you’re a seasoned Svelte developer or just getting started, Svelte Radar provides a helpful solution for managing the ever-evolving landscape of SvelteKit projects.
Complete Route Detection: Automatically identifies and displays all SvelteKit route files, including pages, server-side logic, and layouts, providing a full view of the routing structure.
Page Content Navigator: Enables quick navigation within Svelte files with tagged sections and automatic component detection, helping to streamline the developer’s workflow.
Smart Route Organization: Offers a hierarchical and flat view for structured navigation, with intelligent grouping and active file highlighting to show your current location in the routing hierarchy.
Route Type Detection: Supports all SvelteKit routing patterns, including static, dynamic, and optional parameters, enhancing flexibility in project structure.
Intuitive Navigation: Allows direct file access from the sidebar and integrates browser preview functionality for quicker access to your routes.
Usage Flexibility: The extension adds a radar icon for easy access, and you can perform quick searches for full URLs or relative paths, making route management seamless.
Component Navigation: Automatically detects components within your files, simplifying the process of finding and navigating to component definitions within the code.
