ElixirSublime
Elixir plugin for SublimeText 3 providing code completion and linting.
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Installs
- Total 27K
- Win 6K
- Mac 14K
- Linux 7K
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Readme
- Source
- raw.githubusercontent.com
ElixirSublime
Features
- Code completion for modules and functions.
- Go to definition for modules and functions with
Shift+Click - Errors and warnings via SublimeLinter3.
This package does not offer syntax highlighting. Use the offical Elixir TextMate bundle.
Demo
Caveats
This is built by piggybacking on IEx.Autocomplete so it can be a little naive.
- It does not understand macros, aliases and imports and therefore will not provide completion for them.
- Go to definition does not work on local functions.
- Since Elixir and Erlang standard library sources tend to not ship with the install it does best effort for go to definition by opening the documentation in the browser.
Installation
- Install Sublime Package Control if you haven't already.
- Brand up the commands with
CTRL+Shift+PorCMD+Shift+Pand typePackage Control: Install PackagethenElixirSublime. - Repeat the previous step for
SublimeLinterif you don't already have it.
Troubleshooting
If the plugin does not seem to work then it probably cannot find your Elixir installation. Provide the path in the default user settings.
{
"env": {
"PATH": "path to elixir bins"
}
}