Rubyfmt
Sublime plugin to autoformat Ruby code with Rubyfmt
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sublime-rubyfmt
Sublime text plugin to autoformat Ruby code with Rubyfmt. If the file contains syntax errors it won't be formatted and the error is displayed in the Sublime status bar at the bottom of the editor window.
Dependencies
A ruby and rubyfmt executable is assumed to be in path but this can be overriden with absolute paths in the package settings ("ruby_executable" and "rubyfmt_executable" respectively).
Plugin installation
Through Sublime Package Control: Install Package -> Rubyfmt
Formatting code
On Windows/Linux: Alt + ;
On MacOS: Cmd + ;
With a file open and syntax set to Ruby or Ruby on Rails, hit the above combination to apply auto format.
If your file contains syntax errors it won't be formatted. The syntax error will briefly flash in the Sublime Text status bar at the bottom of the editor window.
Format on Save / Other settings
Format on save is enabled by default but can be disabled from Sublime Text -> Preferences -> Package Settings -> Rubyfmt -> Settings - User and adding {"format_on_save: false"}.
All settings with default values:
{
"ruby_executable": "ruby",
"rubyfmt_executable": "rubyfmt",
"format_on_save": true,
}
Troubleshooting
If execution of Ruby/Rubyfmt fails, debug information will be printed to the Sublime Text console: View -> Show Console