Hacklang Typechecker and Autocompletion
Hack's typechecker & autocompletion inside Sublime Text
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- Total 6K
- Win 4K
- Mac 1K
- Linux 914
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Readme
- Source
- raw.githubusercontent.com
Installation
Download the zip-archive and move it into Sublime Text's config folder.
wget https://github.com/SiebelsTim/hack-sublime/raw/master/Hack.sublime-package
mv Hack.sublime-package ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Installed\ Packages/Hack.sublime-package
Change the folder to sublime-text-2 if you use Sublime Text 2
How to use
The typechecker is triggered on saving files. The files need to begin with <?. So both <?php and <?hh will work. The filetype is ignored.
Autocompletion is triggered on your keyboard shortcut. Look it up under Preferences -> Key Bindings and search for auto_complete.
Windows
If you use Windows you can install a virtual machine running linux. This plugin will then log into ssh and run hh_client remotely. You'll have to have your ssh credentials setup so you don't have to enter your password.
This plugin then defines three new settings.
- hack_ssh_enable - enables ssh support
- hack_ssh_folder - the remote folder to run hh_client on
- hack_ssh_address - user@ipaddress
The plugin will fall back to locally executing hh_client if one of these settings is missing.
Example Preferences.sublime-settings
To edit your settings go to Preferences -> Settings - User
{
"hack_ssh_folder": "/home/tim/project/",
"hack_ssh_address": "tim@10.0.0.1",
"hack_ssh_enable": true
}