Soy editor

[Markus]

Hi everyone,

is there a tool to write soy file or a plug to format and indent it?

Thx

Markus :-)

[Sam Elkhateeb]

There is one for emacs that I use (soy-mode). 

here is the github repo for it

https://github.com/toomore-such/soy-mode

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[Kai Huang]

Here are a few more that I'm aware of:

+ For IntelliJ: Non-Dairy Soy Plugin (http://plugins.intellij.net/plugin/?idea&id=5043, http://github.com/evenaglia/Non-Dairy-Soy-Plugin)

+ For Emacs: closure-template-html-mode (http://github.com/archimag/cl-closure-template/blob/master/closure-template-html-mode.el)

+ For gedit (http://code.google.com/p/gedit-soy-highlighting/)

If people know any other ones, please reply and add it to this thread.

[Marco Gadaleta]

Ther's nothing for eclipse?

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[Michael Bolin]

Sadly none that I'm aware of :( It shouldn't be that hard to add one to one of the existing popular colorers, right?

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[Andre Tannus]

Netbeans supports TPL.

I told Netbeans that .soy files are of TPL mime, so it recognizes the HTML withing them and highlights the {} markup, which is plenty for me.

Perhaps Eclipse can do that too? Didn't try though...

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[Andre Tannus]

If it helps, tools -> options -> miscellaneous -> Files

then create a "New" File Extension for "soy" and associate it to TPL MIME.

[Juan Mendes]

I agree with Andre.

I use Intellij, which does have a soy plugin. But I chose not to use it because it does not highlight the HTML, only the soy code. I much prefer to have the HTML highlighted, my soy code is always simple.

Therefore, just setting your IDE to treat is as HTML is good enough for me too

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[Siarhei Khilko]

Could anyone recommend any good Eclipse plugin?

[Johannes Nel]

http://plugins.intellij.net/plugin/?idea&id=5830

I used it for a bit, but when I reinstalled never did again. it had some quirks.

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[Kai Huang]

Sergey: I don't think anyone here has encountered a Soy syntax plugin for Eclipse. Sorry.

Johannes: Maybe try this one: http://plugins.intellij.net/plugin/?idea&id=5043

(I've never used either one, so I'm not guaranteeing it will work well. Just pointing out that there are multiple choices for IntelliJ.)

[Edward Venaglia]

You should see basic HTML syntax highlighting if you are using the Non-Dairy Soy Plugin. Let me know if you don't.

[Juan Mendes]

Edward,

Your plugin for intellij works very well. My comment was referring to another plugin I was using. Thanks, I'll be using that from now on.

Here are some possible improvements/suggestions

- code folding (the +- arrow on the left) doesn't work for {if} but it does work for {template}

- code folding doesn't work for html tags

- code completion when starting a soy command:  "{" followed by (ctrl+space) could give you a drop down with template, if, foreach

Thanks a lot,

--Juan

On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 12:17 PM, Edward Venaglia <even...@gmail.com> wrote:

You should see basic HTML syntax highlighting if you are using the Non-Dairy Soy Plugin. Let me know if you don't.

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[Kai Huang]

FYI, I've updated the page at

https://developers.google.com/closure/templates/docs/syntax_highlighting

with info from these threads. There are now syntax highlighters for a few editors.

PS. I didn't write this documentation page initially. You can thank Ed Venaglia for asking me to fix the spelling of his name on the page, thus causing me to look at it and update it.

[Mark Nuttall-Smith]

Thanks for the plugin Ed - it's very useful for Intellij users. Just wondering, is there a way to get indentation to work? I had a look through your todo list and couldn't see it there, which makes me think that it's something that should be working already.

Cheers,

Mark

[Edward Venaglia]

Indentation is something that's should be on that wish list. I've added it locally, so it will show on my next commit.

The IntelliJ extension point is for Code Formatting, so it's a bit more than just "indentation". Given the mixed nature of closure templates, the code formatter needs to know the structure of both the closure tags AND the free-form template data. This gets really complicated when you consider that the contained template could contain a mix of syntax, not just HTML.

Thanks for using the plugin.

-Ed-