If you use code-links for scanning JavaScript and not CoffeeScript, you should uninstall it and install js-hyperclick and hyperclick instead.
code-links does two things:
- Provide a service allowing other plugins to scan code to produce links.
- Acts as one of those other plugins providing JavaScript scanning.
Combining these two was a mistake that I'm going to fix now.
hyperclick completely overlaps with the first goal of this
project. As for the 2nd goal, I have rewritten code-links as js-hyperclick.
I got no traction in getting others to write plugins for code-link. The only
plugin I'm aware of is coffee-links. I have no plans to
rewrite or migrate this plugin. I have moved away from using CoffeeScript as it
provides very few benefits over ES6.