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Vibescript

by mgomes ST4

Sublime Text package for Vibescript

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Vibescript package for Sublime Text

Adds Vibescript syntax support to Sublime Text.

Features

  • Syntax highlighting for .vibe files, including strings with interpolation, regex literals, %w[...] / %i(...) arrays, symbols, enums, typed signatures, and directive comments
  • Comment toggling and indentation rules
  • Symbol indexing for classes, methods, and enums

Language server

Diagnostics, hover documentation, and completions live in the separate LSP-vibescript package, so this package works standalone for highlighting. Install LSP-vibescript alongside Sublime's LSP package to add language-server features.

Development install

  1. Clone this repo into ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text/Packages/ as Vibescript:
git clone https://github.com/mgomes/sublime-vibescript.git \
     "$HOME/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text/Packages/Vibescript"
  1. Restart Sublime Text

The syntax tests expect the package to be installed as Vibescript.

Syntax tests

Open tests/syntax_test_vibescript.vibe and run Build (⌘B) to execute the assertions in-editor. CI runs the same tests with Sublime's headless syntax_tests binary.

Known limitations

Regex literals are detected with a heuristic (a / that does not follow a value and is not followed by a space or =), so half-spaced division like a /b may highlight as a regex. a / b and a/b highlight correctly.