Uses js/ts indenting inside the template instead of the template language's indenting

[cormacrelf]

With minimal vimrc, this is what :JsPreTmpl html indents as:

let tmpl = `
  <div>
  <div class="nested">
  <p> content </p>
  </div>
  </div>
`;

That is, =ap on that will not change anything. Every level of nesting will be on the same indent level, no matter what. Whereas the below will indent as:

let tmpl = `
let js = {
  aaa: blah.connect().map(x => {
    one.two(
      three
    ).four(() => {
      five
    });
    return [
      "six",
      7
    ];
  })
}
`;

Indenting in vim is a mystery to me, so I have no idea how to fix that.

Edit: I should mention I tried :setf typescript.html, but then this plugin has no effect at all. That works with vim-pandoc-syntax and the code blocks feature, but not here.

[Quramy]

@cormacrelf . Thanks for using this plugin 😄

This plugin effects only syntax highlighting. This never change your indenting.

I guess that the above indenting example get the same results without this plugin. The first(HTML) will be indented flatly, the second(js in js) are indented in the JavaScript way 🤔