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Elixir​Syntax

The most powerful Elixir for the most Sublime experience.

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ElixirSyntax

ElixirSyntax was initially based on the Elixir.tmbundle package but has been rewritten since, providing more accurate syntax matching as well as better syntax highlighting.

Features

  • Working Goto Definition command.
  • HTML template highlighting:
    • HEEx:
    • Surface:
    • LiveView:
  • Full PCRE syntax highlighting:
  • Type highlighting:
  • Theme adaptations for Mariana and Monokai.
  • Palette commands: ElixirSyntax: ..., Mix Test: ..., Mix Format: ...
  • Build commands: mix format, mix test, elixir $file
  • Snippets for IO.inspect, tap and then.

Some syntax highlighting features are not immediately evident. Among them are:

The fragment and sql functions

SQL syntax is highlighted inside Ecto's fragment macro.

Add an sql macro/function to your project to enjoy SQL highlighting anywhere it's used.

The JSON ~j and ~J sigils (Jason)

Embed JSON strings in your Elixir code. Notice the interpolated Elixir code is colored correctly.

The YAML ~y and ~Y sigils (YamlElixir)

Testing

Build-files as well as commands are provided for calling mix test. The predefined shortcuts can be changed via Preferences > Package Settings > ElixirSyntax > Key Bindings.

Tip: To run specific tests in the current file, mark them with multiple cursors and/or spanning selections and press Alt+Shift+T or choose Mix Test: Selection(s) from the palette.

ElixirSyntax stores a per-project JSON settings file in the root folder that contains both the mix.exs file and the _build/ folder. They override the general settings below.

General settings example (via Preferences > Package Settings > ElixirSyntax > Settings):

{
  "mix_test": {
    "output": "tab",
    "output_mode": null,
    "args": ["--coverage"],
    "seed": null
  }
}

When a mix test command is run the first time, a mix_test.repeat.json file is stored in the _build/ folder to remember the command arguments. By pressing Alt+Shift+R or running Mix Test: Repeat from the palette you can repeat the previously executed tests.

Formatting

Use the default shortcut Alt+Shift+F or the palette command Mix Format: File to format your Elixir code. Format the whole project via Mix Format: Project / Folder. Configure auto-formatting on save via the palette command Mix Format: Toggle Auto-Formatting or via the menu Preferences > Package Settings > ElixirSyntax > Settings. There is no per-project auto-format setting yet.

{
  "mix_format": {
    "on_save": true
  }
}

Palette commands

  • ElixirSyntax: Settings
  • ElixirSyntax: Open Hex Docs
  • ElixirSyntax: Search Hex Packages
  • Mix Test: Settings
  • Mix Test: All
  • Mix Test: File
  • Mix Test: Selection(s)
  • Mix Test: Failed
  • Mix Test: Repeat
  • Mix Test: Set --seed
  • Mix Test: Toggle --stale Flag
  • Mix Test: Switch to Code or Test
  • Mix Test: Show Panel
  • Mix Format: File
  • Mix Format: Project / Folder
  • Mix Format: Toggle Auto-Formatting

Recommended packages

  • LSP and LSP-elixir for intelligent code completion and additional snippet suggestions.

Changes

See CHANGELOG.md for the list of releases and noteworthy changes.

FAQ

  • How to color unused variables, e.g. _opts, differently?

You can customize the color of unused variable names by extending your color scheme, targeting the variable.parameter.unused and variable.other.unused scopes:

{
    "rules": [
      {
        "name": "Unused variables",
        "scope": "variable.parameter.unused, variable.other.unused",
        "foreground": "#8c8cff"
      }
    ]
  }

More details at Sublime Text Docs

Contributors/Maintainers

  • @azizk rewrote the whole syntax definition with an extensive test-suite and added a wealth of new features. ⭐
  • @princemaple initially brought the tm-syntax to sublime-syntax and made some improvements.