How to add or use functions on Atom snippets?

Question

I want to know if it is possible to create or call functions to use on snippets in the Atom editor. If possible, how do I do it ? Maybe using lodash or something similar ?

I want to use something like uppercase(), downcase(), filePath().

My problem is that I want to generate something like this line below:

import Hello from 'components/atoms/hello/Hello';

My snippet would be something like this:

import $1 from 'components/atoms/downcase($1)/$1';

Or:

import camelCase($1) from 'components/atoms/$1/camelCase($1)';

noelm · Accepted Answer · 2016-01-08 09:01:25Z

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This behavior is still an opened issue. So it's seems there is no solution right now for this, sorry.

Here is the issue.

answered Jan 8, 2016 at 9:01

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Cassio Cabral Over a year ago

I was hoping to be able to use some lodash or underscore to make this possible. I'm gonna look more into Atom code to see if I can manage monkey patch or something then. Thanks

noelm Over a year ago

Good idea :) Even better : you can try to get in touch with the community thanks to the link I posted before, and contribute to this enhancement. Anyway, give us some feedback here, I think a lot of us are waiting for this feature.

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