Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
For me, the issue is that I cannot jump to a parent react component in any easy way. I work on a component and need to either cmd+click the component name to show usages in vscode OR I can search for it in react-component-tree and see a nice tree view.
This is the issue I want to try to solve. Immediately seeing and jumping to the parent component without thinking about it.
Describe the solution you'd like
Imagine if I could simply work (put marker/cursor inside the component code) on a component and the tree view would highlight it for me in the tree automatically.
Right now I mostly go to search for the component I am looking for and then I get a great tree visualisation. Imagine if I didn't have to search but it would just automatically highlight it.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I would find this extension 100 times more useful for if it could somehow highlight my current react-component I am working on in the tree view.
BUT if it's not possible for some reason I would find it great if there was a button I could click to simply paste the current filename in the search box. That could work as a workaround.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
For me, the issue is that I cannot jump to a parent react component in any easy way. I work on a component and need to either cmd+click the component name to show usages in vscode OR I can search for it in react-component-tree and see a nice tree view.
This is the issue I want to try to solve. Immediately seeing and jumping to the parent component without thinking about it.
Describe the solution you'd like
Imagine if I could simply work (put marker/cursor inside the component code) on a component and the tree view would highlight it for me in the tree automatically.
Right now I mostly go to search for the component I am looking for and then I get a great tree visualisation. Imagine if I didn't have to search but it would just automatically highlight it.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I would find this extension 100 times more useful for if it could somehow highlight my current react-component I am working on in the tree view.
BUT if it's not possible for some reason I would find it great if there was a button I could click to simply paste the current filename in the search box. That could work as a workaround.