Loads of great work has been done for styled-components integration into text editors, including syntax highlighting and linting. Luckily, all styled-components tooling should work with Cssta: you just have call your Cssta import styled.
import styled from "cssta";
styled(View)`
color: red;
`;
The most up-to-date list of plugins can be viewed on the styled-components page. Below is a copy (verbatim from styled-components).
@gandm, the creator of language-babel, has added support for styled-components in Atom!
To get proper syntax highlighting, all you have to do is install and use the language-babel package for your JavaScript files!
There is an open PR by @garetmckinley to add support for styled-components to babel-sublime! (if you want the PR to land, feel free to 👍 the initial comment to let the maintainers know there’s a need for this!)
As soon as that PR is merged and a new version released, all you’ll have to do is install and use babel-sublime to highlight your JavaScript files!
The vscode-styled-components extension provides syntax highlighting inside your Javascript files. You can install it as usual from the Marketplace.
The vim-styled-components plugin gives you syntax highlighting inside your Javascript files. Install it with your usual plugin manager like Plug, Vundle, Pathogen, etc.
Also if you’re looking for an awesome javascript syntax package you can never go wrong with YAJS.vim.