Autocompletion for the Web. Includes JS with static and dynamic analysis.
npm install aulx
Autocompletion for the Web
Let's have the best JS, CSS, HTML autocompletion ever!
The aulx.js file contains the whole project. It is a concatenation of many
other JS files, although it isn't minified.
You can try to require it in node.
var aulx = require('aulx');
var source = 'var foo; fo';
aulx.js(source, {line:0, ch:11});
Done:
- JS keyword autocompletion,
- JS static analysis: a simple algorithm for autocompletion,
- JS dynamic analysis.
To do:
- A better module system,
- Better static analysis for JS,
- CSS,
- HTML,
- CoffeeScript, SASS, … We can go crazy with this!
The main dev entry point is at entrance/completers.js.
It uses all completers, each of which has its own directory.
The main entry point for each of those folder is, quite unexpectedly, main.js.
They also all have a test.js file, which is used for testing.
Building the bundle aulx.js is done with this swift command:
make
or, if your computer lacks make:
node make
Finally, testing completers is either done in batch mode with this other swift
command:
make test
or, for each completer:
node
# For example:
node js/test