So, I will NO LONGER SUPPORT “JavaScript Completions” plugin, except in particular cases. I developed a new plugin with new features thanks to Flow (javascript static type checker from Facebook). ![]() Lint settings can be specified also directly in a file using flowlint comments.□□ ANNOUNCEMENT - NEW PLUGIN “JavaScript Enhancements” RELEASED □□ These settings apply globally to the entire project. flowconfig section as a list of rule=severity pairs. Instead, like is says on the official website, lint settings can be specified in the. In this case, the Flow server will see only the current view. To let the Flow server check also single files that aren’t part of a project, you can activate the option in Tools > JavaScript Enhancements > Use Flow checker on current view (Not used in project) for each Sublime View. For example, if you want to let the Flow server check all files and not just those with you need to set the all option to true: ![]() flowconfig file (see the official website to customize your Flow configuration. In order to let the Flow server check your files, you need to add a special comment in them: // can set also more options in the. Thanks to Flow, this can be done using its own CLI commands.įirst of all, you need to create a JavaScript project (see the Creating a JavaScript Project wiki page). Sublime Text doesn’t have an error detection and/or linting system natively. ![]() For example, you will get completions from your imported classes defined in other files, such as properties and methods.įurthermore, the completions list will also contain info about variables type and functions signature in order to get a quick overview of them. With this plugin, you will get autocompletion based on the current context, like any other IDE. Sublime Text has its own autocomplete feature, but it lacks power, making it not nearly as useful as it could be.
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