peter-de-boer
I am using vim-elixir for syntax highlighting in vim, but it does not support liveview code very well.
Does anybody know a vim syntax highlighting plugin that supports liveviews?
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mickel8
Take a look at
vim-polyglot. It might support itsoup
Do you mean
(l)eextemplates? Or the actual LiveView modules - which should just be the same as normal old elixir, right?peter-de-boer
That only supports the vim-elixir plugin that I am already using, I do not see anything else Phoenix/Elixir related there.
peter-de-boer
I am seeing mainly issues inside <%= %> tags.
On https://github.com/elixir-editors/vim-elixir it is stated that it does not support Live views yet.
I understand that these <%= %> tags are actually part of Elixir, is that correct? (Sorry, I am fairly new to Phoenix/Elixir). So I am not sure if the plugin does not support these tags at all, or only not if they are part of a live view module.
andreaseriksson
I have vim-elixir and it works fine. And have for some time. Both in ~L sigil and using a template file.
Make sure to clean out your old files vim plug installations and re-install them. I think that for me, an update didnt just work.
peter-de-boer
Good to know it should be working!
I did not have any old plug installations at all. Recently moved to a new system (Ubuntu on WSL), and I had not even a .vim directory. So it was a first and fresh installment of vim-elixir.
Just to note: there is syntax coloring inside the rendering stuff, it just is done inconsistently. You do not see any inconsistencies at all?
soup
I don’t personally enable any syntax highlighting, so not sure how that performs. I did have trouble with indentation sometimes.
I use Temple to write my templates though, which are “just elixir”, so the normal tooling works really well there.