[Feat request] Possibility to exclude some snippets from lazy_load()

[lambtho12]

For some languages, friendly-snippets provide multiple snippet files. This is for instance the case of markdown, where snippets are loaded from global.json, markdown.json and vscode-jekyll-snippets.json.

I do not know if it would be possible, but it would be nice if we could explicitly include or exclude some snippets file from friendly-snippets. I think this could be done either by providing a custom package.json that would replace the default one provided by friendly-snippet or provide an option to list specific snippets to exclude.

In my specific case, I would like to exclude vscode-jekyll-snippets.json as I do not have any use for them.

[leiserfg]

One simple option is to fork friendly-snippets, another is to watch the user-event LuasnipSnippetsAdded and modify the table accordingly (but that won't help filtering snippets from certain files).
I guess if you are happy with the snippets included there already, forking is the easier solution.

[L3MON4D3]

I agree with fixing this in the source of the snippets, they should provide snippets for specific filetypes or frameworks eg. markdown and jekyll, and mixing/providing snippets from both sources is the job of snippet engines.
I'd be surprised if friendly-snippets doesn't accept a PR to not automatically expose jekyll-snippets for markdown

[lambtho12]

Indeed, it would be better if friendly-snippet was not automatically merging various sources together. I agree with you and will ask there instead.