It looks like it could be done with an approach like this: Helix and tmux integration - DEV Community
stefanluptak
fceruti
Are you guys enjoying Helix?
To me, it served me as a stepping stone into neovim.
Having total control of your IDE is amazing. There’s nothing in particular that would make someone jump from vscode, but it’s just the volume of tiny optimizations that makes it awesome.
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tcoopman
I’ve actually switched over from neovim. I like the movement patterns better and not having to have to configure everything is great as well.
I’m using it in combination with https://zellij.dev/ and use similar things like that for testing.
For elixir most things work great. The only issue is that I haven’t got the tailwind integration with elixir working.
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fceruti
I once took a class on Korean and the teacher said we were lucky in Spanish because we could start saying to the waitress
I want aaaaaa
And then, after thinking about it, say “coke”. The needed (I guess they still do), start with the subject.
That’s something I think helix got right. Start with the subject, you can visualize it, and then perform the action.
da” is an act of faith in vim, but once you truly believe in it, you can see the light
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lukaszsamson
ElixirLS Core Team
Did anyone figured out how to configure Helix to run ElixirLS debug adapter? Release 22.03 Highlights | Helix added support and looking at Helix editor for Elixir Development - #32 by darnahsan hx --health checks if DAP is working
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sukidhar
Hi, have you got it working with tailwind ? If yes, could you share the config. thanks in advance
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tcoopman
Not yet. I haven’t really looked further to it. I think the best way to debug would be to compare what other editors send to the tailwind lap and see what the difference is.
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tcoopman
There is a solution that works 
you can find the discussion here:
https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/issues/2213#issuecomment-1831223786
[language-server.tailwind-heex]
command = "tailwindcss-language-server"
args = ["--stdio"]
[[language]]
name = "elixir"
language-id = "phoenix-heex"
language-servers = ["tailwind-heex", "elixir-ls"]
auto-format = true
[[language]]
name = "heex"
language-id = "phoenix-heex"
language-servers = ["tailwind-heex", "elixir-ls"]
auto-format = true
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k-p
Has anyone got do…end completion working in Helix?
I can see there’s an issue related to indentation in the Issues tracker that would suggest this is working, but I can’t get it to action. I’ve updated elixir-ls, checked snippets is set to true, and updated hx.
edit: fixed, I was not being patient enough for the snippet prompt. Spoilt by VS Code for the simple return after the do keyword, but persisting with hx as the feel/speed in general is excellent.
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joges
I also added vscode-html-language-server in order to get html code completions:
[language-server.tailwind-heex]
command = "tailwindcss-language-server"
args = ["--stdio"]
[[language]]
name = "elixir"
language-id = "phoenix-heex"
language-servers = ["tailwind-heex", "elixir-ls", "vscode-html-language-server"]
auto-format = true
[[language]]
name = "heex"
language-id= "phoenix-heex"
language-servers = ["tailwind-heex", "elixir-ls", "vscode-html-language-server"]
comment-token = "<%!--"
auto-format = true
But there is one problem with this: the symbol picker shows not only elixir symbols but also arbitrary html symbols which makes it hard to work with. So I’ll probably remove it again.
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