atom-haxe

atom.io haxe plugin, includes completion, building, error checking and more.

Active development

Please note that this package is in active development, you're bound to find some rough edges and pain points. Issues, feedback and suggestions are welcome.

Thanks!

Goals

• Provide a definitive plugin for all Haxe features
• No library/framework specific code but
• Flexible to libraries/frameworks (offering completion + build provider)

Requirements

Haxe is required, and can be installed from http://haxe.org

By default, the plugin will use the haxe executable from your path/environment, this can be configured in the settings, but is not usually required.

Required Atom Packages

Install these from atom Settings -> Install

• requires linter package
• requires language-haxe package
• requires autocomplete-plus package

Usage

This usage applies only if using hxml only build workflow. If you are using a package that handles this for you (like flow) then this does not apply, and you should read the documentation for that package.

• Right click a HXML file in the tree view
• Set as active HXML file

This will activate the hxml file, and use it for completion + builds. You can unset the project state from the Packages -> Haxe menu.

completion Completion happens as you type. For now, you might add "dot files" to Settings -> ignored Names, For example adding .* would ignore the .tmp file generated for completion. We are working on a more flexible solution.

linting Linting only happens when you save the file.

Issues / feedback

Please file issues at https://github.com/snowkit/atom-haxe !

Features

code completion

code linting

build workflow

future features

• code / doc hinting

Troubleshooting

Use the Packages -> Haxe -> Menu options to open various debug views.

general

• Enable debug logging in the settings
• Toggle log view

completion debugging

• Toggle Completion Debug
  • The top area shows the queries to the completion cache server
  • The bottom area shows the server process log

Future plans

Currently the shared IDE code is in progress. Visit the tides repo for info. This repo will migrate to being written in Haxe and using tides, in a branch. When it's ready for testers and usage we'll let you know!