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Re​Script

by rescript-lang ST3

Official Sublime Text plugin for ReScript.

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  • Mac 188
  • Linux 128
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rescript-sublime

The official Sublime Text plugin for ReScript.

Prerequisite

  • >=0.0.9 requires bs-platform >=8.3.0 installed locally in your project.
  • 0.0.8 requires bs-platform 8.2.0 installed locally in your project.

Install

Get it from https://packagecontrol.io/packages/ReScript

Features

  • Syntax highlighting (.res, .resi).
  • Formatting: Command Palette (cmd-shift-p) -> ReScript: Format File. caveats:
    • Currently requires the file to be part of a ReScript project, i.e. with a bsconfig.json.
    • Cannot be a temporary file.
  • Snippets to ease a few syntaxes:
    • external features such as @bs.module and @bs.val
    • try, for, etc.

Upcoming Features

  • Syntax errors diagnosis (only after formatting).
  • Formatting of temporary files
  • Formatting of files outside of a ReScript project root
  • Type diagnosis

Config

  • Command Palette -> UI: Select Color Scheme. Use Mariana for best effects (it'll be the new default Sublime Text theme!). Mariana colors tokens distinctively (and still pleasantly) enough for module and variant to be visually distinct despite both being capitalized. Gotta have accurate highlighting!

Develop

Thanks for your interest in contributing!

Test Syntax

Docs at https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/syntax.html and https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/scope_naming.html

Tldr (documented in first link):

  • Change ReScript.sublime-syntax
  • Open syntax_test.res
  • Command Palette -> Build With: Syntax Tests

For more grammar inspirations, check ST's own JavaScript grammar.