<h2>Overview</h2>
The introduction of the plugin from version 0.2.0 marks a significant enhancement for developers seeking to manage Vite environment variables more efficiently. This plugin acts as a helpful wrapper around unplugin-preprocessor-directives, streamlining the way conditional statements are handled in your code. With simple syntax, it’s designed to make your development process smoother and more organized.
In a world where efficient coding practices are essential, this plugin offers a clear solution. By allowing you to easily include or exclude code blocks based on defined environment variables, it helps maintain clean and adaptable code. Its intuitive configuration and usage make it a worthwhile addition to any developer's toolkit.
<h2>Features</h2>
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Conditional Compilation: Utilize <code>#v-ifdef</code> directives to include or exclude code based on the defined <code>%ENV%</code> variables, streamlining your development process.
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Compatibility with Vite: Designed specifically for Vite, it enhances your project's build process by simplifying environment variable management.
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Deprecated Features Notifications: Reminders about deprecated features, such as <code>#v-ifndef</code>, help keep your code updated and free of obsolete practices.
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Enhanced Syntax Highlighting: Works seamlessly with the better-comments plugin in VsCode to improve code readability through syntax highlighting.
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Easy Configuration: The plugin is straightforward to install and configure, ensuring you can get started without any hassle.
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Support for Multiple Conditions: In addition to <code>#v-ifdef</code>, it supports <code>#v-elif</code> and <code>#v-else</code>, providing flexibility in your conditional logic.
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User-Friendly Documentation: The plugin comes with clear documentation, making it easy for new users to understand and leverage all features effectively.
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Vite Plugin Conditional Compile