All notable changes to String-LE will be documented here.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
- LE Family Updates - Added Regex-LE and Secrets-LE to the "More from the LE Family" section in README
- Updated README with corrected marketplace links and improved image positioning
- Enhanced documentation for better user experience
String-LE brings zero-hassle string extraction to VS Code. Simple, reliable, focused.
- JSON - API responses and configuration files
- YAML - Configuration and data files
- CSV - Data exports and analysis files
- TOML - Configuration files
- INI - Configuration files
- ENV - Environment files
- Multi-language support - Comprehensive localization for 12+ languages
- Intelligent string detection - Identifies user-visible text while filtering out numbers, IDs, URLs, and technical noise
- Automatic cleanup built-in:
- Sort for stable diffs and reviews
- Dedupe to eliminate noise
- Stream processing - Work with millions of rows without locking VS Code
- High-performance - Efficiently processes large datasets
- One-command extraction -
Ctrl+Alt+E(Cmd+Alt+Eon macOS) - Developer-friendly - 92 passing tests (93.64% function coverage, 91.76% line coverage), TypeScript strict mode, functional programming, MIT licensed
- i18n & Localization - Extract user-visible strings for translation files and language packs
- Content Management - Pull titles, descriptions, and messages from CMS exports for auditing
- API Validation - Extract user-facing messages and errors from API responses for documentation
- Documentation Audits - Get all text content from docs for reviews and updates