You can find the configuration options at the rebar3_format README at Github.įollowing is my nfig (notice the comments).
Which will open a nfig file under ~/.config/rebar3/ in vscode.Īdd the format configuration to this file. zshrc.Ĭreate a nfig file under ~/config/rebar3/ or simply run the following comand in the terminal.
#Visual studio code prettify json install
or the complete path to the command, as rebar3 (the new copy) is already installed to ~/.cache/rebar3/lib and is added to the path).Īlternatively you can run the following commands to install from sorce.ĭon’t forget to add export PATH=$PATH:~/.cache/rebar3/bin to your. And after that run the second command as, Then add export PATH=$PATH:~/.cache/rebar3/bin to your. In that case you can run the following command, replacing the path with the path to rebar3 on your machine, or can go to the directory where rebar3 is located and run as. Mine was at ~/.asdf/installs/elixir/1.10.4-otp-23/.mix/rebar3 as I use asdf for version management. If you already have Elixir installed, chances are that there is a rebar3 binary somewhere in that installation. (Note: the erlang extension also tries to format Erlang code, but it wasn’t working for me, and it doesn’t have any setting to set the desired formatter).įollowing were the steps I used to make it work (all the settings and instructions can be found at Github READMEs of Erlang Formatter for VSCode and rebar3_format, and the Getting Started Page of rebar3, but I’m trying to make it a tiny bit less confusing than how I found it).
#Visual studio code prettify json mac
Visual Studio Code’s extension called Erlang Formatter uses these formatters to format Erlang code on save or when the shortcut keys combination is pressed which is Shift + Alt + F on Windows, Shift + Option + F on Mac and Ctrl + Shift + I on Linux. In the next video, I show you some useful extensions I use to improve the overall VS Code experience.There are 3 main formatters for Erlang which you can use from the command-line, I hope this video has been helpful for you. This is how I configure VS Code for HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
It helps you autocomplete node modules, which is awesome. Npm intellisense is good when you use npm modules in your code. That is pretty self explanatory so I’m not going to say anymore. Sublime Babel gives you better syntax highlighting for JavaScript files when you use newer JavaScript syntax through Babel. You can find a list of snippet extension keywords in the snippet itself. For example, you if type cl followed by tab, you’ll get console.log. JavaScript standardjs styled snippets gives you some snippets that can help you increase your coding speed. It’s very very useful for maintaining good quality code. With this option turned on, VS Code will format or (beautify) your code when you save the file. The first I like to do is add editor.formatOnSave to your settings file. What we’re going to do in this video is to setup VS code to write HTML, CSS and JavaScript properly. If you haven’t watched the 1st part yet, I suggest you go watch it first, because everything we’re going to do today follows from there. Welcome back to Part 2 of the VS code setup series.
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