Improving Code Assist with SublimeText-Nodejs

[paulvi]

(aka Improving Code Assist with convention-based completions.json")

For #7 we can quickly get value by updating completions.js with latest Nodejs.sublime-completions. The SublimeText-Nodejs PROJECT LOOKING FOR NEW MAINTAINER, but is quite active.

So our code completion will be not worse that SublimeText, and users can contribute to both projects by updating Nodejs.sublime-completions.

I propose to (optionally) support Sublime text. I have already contributed to option to have completions.json as external file

[tomotaro1065]

I do not know Sublime well. Is there any plug-in for Eclipse?
How do we support it?

2013/4/30 Paul Verest notifications@github.com

For #7 #7 we can
quickly get value by updating completions.js with latest
Nodejs.sublime-completionshttps://github.com/tanepiper/SublimeText-Nodejs/blob/master/Nodejs.sublime-completions.
The SublimeText-Nodejs PROJECT LOOKING FOR NEW MAINTAINERhttps://github.com/tanepiper/SublimeText-Nodejs#project-looking-for-new-maintainer,
but is quite active.

So our code completion will be not worse that SublimeText, and users can
contribute to both projects by updating Nodejs.sublime-completions.

I propose https://github.com/PaulVI/nodeclipse-2#04-may-2013 to
(optionally) support Sublime text. I have already contributed to option
to have completions.json as external filehttps://github.com/Nodeclipse/nodeclipse-1/commit/2f91eb9ddbb617e95167a43ccee94761bc76bfd2

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[tomotaro1065]

Do you mean Nodejs.sublime-completions are compatible to completions.json in currently Nodeclipse?

[paulvi]

It looks alike. But any way, IT SHOULD be.
I will ask LambGao.

[paulvi]

| I do not know Sublime well.

http://www.sublimetext.com/

Give it a try, it is nice standalone editor for software developers with a lot of plugins.

There are some features (like code mini-snapshot for navigation, or quick opening a file by entering several letters of filename) that most people like.

I feel like 60% of Node.js developers are using it currently, because there were no good IDEs... :)