1.8.8

• You can now use Regular Expression literals in snippet triggers! e.g. The regex snippet

  {trigger: "([A-Za-z])(\\d)", replacement: "[[0]]_{[[1]]}", options: "rA"}

  will expand x2 to x_{2}.
  The same snippet can now be written using a RegExp literal as

  {trigger: /([A-Za-z])(\d)/, replacement: "[[0]]_{[[1]]}", options: "A"}

  .

• You can now set regex flags in a snippet using the flag property on a snippet, e.g.

  { trigger: "foo", replacement: "bar", options: "rA", flags: "i" },

  will replace "foo", "FOO", and "fOo" with "bar".

• For power users: you can now treat snippet files as javascript modules, with the snippets array being the default export (#219 by @duanwilliam). For example,

  const SHORT_SYMBOL = "to|pm|mp"
  export default [
    { trigger: `([^\\\\])(${SHORT_SYMBOL})`, replacement: "[[0]]\\[[1]]", options: "rmA" },
  ]

  is now a valid snippet file. See #219 for more information.

• Improved setting description for snippet file location.