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Proto​Buf​Code​Formatter

by DirkBrand ST2

Sublime plugin that allows auto-formatting of Protocol Buffer Code.

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Details

  • 1.0.5
  • github.​com
  • github.​com
  • 11 years ago
  • 43 minutes ago
  • 11 years ago

Installs

  • Total 1K
  • Win 554
  • Mac 360
  • Linux 142
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ProtoBufCodeFormatter_Sublime

Sublime-Text-2 plugin that allows auto-formatting of Protocol Buffer Code on save.

Installation

ProtoBufCodeFormatter is available via Package Control and can be found as ProtoBufCodeFormatter.

*Important this plugin uses the GOPATH, please set it in Settings - User.

Requirements

  • Golang v1.0 or higher
  • Correctly set PROTOPATH, GOROOT and GOBIN in the Settings - User.

Open Settings - User under Preferences/Package Settings and edit to contain the correct path information. Add variable GOBIN and enter the location of your Go Binary. Add variable PROTOPATH and enter any locations of Protocol Buffers that are imported by your protocol buffers. Optionally add a GOROOT variable to show the location of your Go workspace. Look at Settings - Default as an example.

Limitations

  1. Formatter cannot preserve order of structures. The order is pre-determined.

  2. For comments, outer extend' groups are logically grouped together, so inner comments are lost.

  3. Style of comments are not preserved (/* */ vs. //), so both single-line and multi-line comments are shown with //.