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This adds support for: - Formatting using atom-ide-code-format - ESM configuration files - ESM plugins Closes #14
/cc @AlexWayfer |
Thank you, but I see a lot of changes, new dependencies, and I'm not too good in Atom Extensions yet, so I trust you. Or I can just try to check this branch as working. |
I was assuming this was still being worked on, but I guess it isn’t and it’s expected that I instead work on it? |
It’s working, but all tests are broken now. I’m not sure what to test exactly, as all logic happens in the language server. I suppose the exported methods could be tested? Although that doesn’t really assert the plugin works. |
How did you get it to work? It doesn’t work for me? And I’m pretty sure its unifiedjs/unified-language-server#20 that’s blocking? |
At the time of writing I had a lot of linked packages, because some dependencies were unreleased. I did a bit of cleanup. Now it still just works on my machine. I think the following steps can be used to start atom with this plugin loaded from this workspace: npm install
apm link -d
atom --dev . One simple way to check if it works is to add the following line to a markdown file. This should trigger a warning: Foo. Bar. |
Do you have |
Closing as this package is now deprecated, due to Atom’s own deprecation: https://github.blog/2022-06-08-sunsetting-atom/ |
Closing as this package is now deprecated, due to Atom’s own deprecation: https://github.blog/2022-06-08-sunsetting-atom/ |
This adds support for:
I don’t use atom myself nor am I familiar with its plugin API. For me this is mostly a proof of concept to show
remark-language-server
works for multiple editors.Closes #14