Included in this repository are the files you need to import all the snippets from the amazing resource 30-seconds-of-code into you text editor of choice (VSCode, Atom Sublime).

Make sure you ⭐️ the original repo here!

The files in this repo contain the 30-seconds-of-code Snippets as of February 1st, 2018's release. The project is still under active development and not all the snippets contained herein are production ready. You've been warned.

VSCode: Go to 'Preferences' > 'User snippets' and select the language 'Javascript', then paste in all the code from the javascript.json file. For more information checkout the VSCode snippets docs.

Atom: Copy the code in the snippets.cson file into your own snippets.cson file located in ~./atom directory. For more information checkout the Atom snippets docs.

Sublime: Move all the *.sublime-snippet's into your Packages/User folder (technically you can store *.sublime-snippet's in any package's folder but for simplicities sake Packages/User will be easiest to find). If your stuck make sure you check out the Sublime snippets docs.

Alfred: If you're an Alfred powerpack user your in luck, there is an easy way to import the snippets using the file in this repo.

NPM: You can of course access all of these snippets and more with the 30-seconds-of-code npm package by running npm install 30-seconds-of-code or the tsoc npm package by running npm install tsoc.

After the package is installed you may access a snippet(s) with the following notation for node.js: import { snippetName, otherSnippet } from '_30s' and/or javascript: const { snippetName, otherSnippet } = require('_30s')

Mad props go out to the core team and all the contributors at 30-seconds-of-code who have worked hard putting these snippets together. 🙏

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