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reasonml-editor/sublime-reason: Official Reason plugin for Sublime Text

To have the complete Sublime Text Reason experience, there are two plugins to install: this one, and language-server.

This one provides syntax highlight, snippets for Reason and allows related features to recognize the Reason syntax.

Language-server provides all the others (autocompletion, type hint, jump-to-definition, etc.).

The plugin's published on Package Control.

• Go to Command Palette (cmd-shift-p) -> Package Control: Install Package.
• Choose "Reason".

See https://github.com/jaredly/reason-language-server#sublime-text for language-server installation and configuration.

If you're doing native development, instead of reason-language-server, you can try ocaml-language-server.

In addition to the installation & configuration above, you might want to set some extra keyboard shortcuts.

• Go to Command Palette (cmd-shift-p) -> Preferences: Key Bindings

• Add the following to your configuration:

  [
    // ...whatevever config you had before
    {
      "keys": ["super+alt+enter"],
      "command": "lsp_symbol_definition",
      "context": [
        {
          "key": "selector",
          "operator": "equal",
          "operand": ["source.reason"]
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "keys": ["super+shift+c"],
      "command": "lsp_format_document",
      "context": [
        {
            "key": "selector",
            "operator": "equal",
            "operand": ["source.reason"]
        }
      ]
    }
  ]

super means command on macOS, so you can do e.g. cmd-shift-c to format your Reason files.

Here are all the commands you can assign shortcuts to.

Thanks for the help!

To test this package locally, do Preferences: Browse Packages and symlink this repo into Packages/User. Disable the existing Reason package, if any.

Install PackageDev, change whichever JSON file in the repo, then call PackageDev: Convert ... from the command palette and convert the file into the corresponding XML files.

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