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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you a VS code
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extension for your Astro projects. Astro
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as you all know, it's a very popular
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static file generator for. So this is
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the extension Astro file generator.
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Simply search on VS code and simply
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install this extension.
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As soon as you install this, you will
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have this option to creating
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Astro files automatically. is right in
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the folder itself. If you go to the
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command pallet and simply type here
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Astro and you will see quite a number of
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options will come right here. Astro file
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generator. You can generate a basic
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component or a basic page or a layout
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styled component. Let me select generate
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a basic page and here you need to give
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it a folder name. So whatever is your
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folder name just give I mine is sample
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1997 and just create a component name.
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So now you will see it will create a
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basic Astro component in the folder
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user.astro
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and you can see it automatically
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generated this file for you. So you
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don't need to manually create the file
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you can use this extension and similarly
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it will add this option write itself. If
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you write click Astro file generator. So
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if you're working with Astro framework,
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you can generate a basic component. Just
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give it a name
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user component.
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And now you will see your component will
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be automatically generated for you.
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And same thing again astro file
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generator. If you want to generate a
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static page,
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you can even create a static page as
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well. You can see automatically the date
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boiler plate code has been generated. So
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all the files are there. If you want to
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create a styled component,
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you can see that. So definitely try this
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extension guys which supports creating
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your Astro files automatically for you
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inside VS Code.