VS Code snippets

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Import VS Code and Azure Data Studio snippet files, placeholders and all, and export yours in the same format.

SQLly snippets use the placeholder syntax VS Code made standard ($1, ${1:default}, $0), and VS Code documents its snippet files as plain JSON. Azure Data Studio uses the same files. So snippets move across without being rewritten: what you tab through in VS Code is what you tab through in SQLly.

Import

Open Preferences → Editor → Snippets & Quick Actions and click Import from VS Code…, then pick a user snippet file: sql.json in the editor's User/snippets folder, or any .code-snippets file, including one checked into a project's .vscode folder. Comments and trailing commas are fine.

One SQLly snippet per prefix - an entry with several prefixes becomes several snippets with the same body.
Bodies written as a list of lines are joined into one body, line breaks intact.
Other languages are skipped - an entry whose scope names only non-SQL languages stays behind; entries with no scope come in.
Your snippets win - a prefix you already have is left alone, and the count of skipped duplicates is shown.
Click Save to keep them - imported snippets join the list in the pane, so you can look them over first. A body that uses VS Code-only syntax (choice lists like ${1|a,b|}, $TM_ variables, transforms) is flagged when you save, so you can fix it.

Export

Click Export for VS Code… in the same pane to save your snippets as sqlly.code-snippets, scoped to SQL. Put it in VS Code's or Azure Data Studio's User/snippets folder, or in a project's .vscode folder to share it with the team.