Hello, I’m actually Gabriel
The server process is a mix run --halt elixir app. In your case, it seems there is a problem in the ASDF elixir installation. Do other elixir programs run normally?
gpereira
gpereira
That seems pretty interesting. I liked how your rename_function works in all files, I know the effort to build that so congrats!
Based on what I saw, the Igniter project works on a “higher” level of abstraction than mine (whole projects) and refactoring is not the core of it. So there is definitely an opportunity here, for example using the refactoring of my project as features instead of working directly on the zipper.
Send me a message so we can continue this conversation elsewhere.
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Sorc96
This is absolutely amazing! I’m super excited to see this evolve even more, but it’s already so exciting! You’ve done an incredible job.
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adolfont
andzdroid
Thanks so much for building this!
I installed this in cursor and I’m unable to get any of the rename code actions to appear. Other code actions seem to work but not the rename. I’ve tried putting the cursor at the function name, at the start of the line, selecting the function name, selecting the whole line.
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iurimateus
gpereira
Hi, at least for vs code the rename functionality stays on a different keybinding than the refactorings. Can you check if cursor does the same? In vs code is F2 (+ctrl in iOS)
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r8code
It also working with vscode + neovim ext (with lazyvim) ,
btw Ctrl + Shift + r to trigger Refactor and F2 to rename
Thank you very much
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iurimateus
For use in neovim (hacky),
local function find_available_port()
local tcp = vim.uv.new_tcp()
if tcp:bind("127.0.0.1", 0) then
local port = tcp:getsockname().port
tcp:close()
return port
end
end
local function start_refactorex(port, bufnr)
vim.lsp.start({
name = "refactorex",
cmd = vim.lsp.rpc.connect("127.0.0.1", port),
root_dir = vim.fs.root(bufnr, { "mix.exs" }),
}, {
bufnr = bufnr,
})
end
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd("Filetype", {
pattern = { "elixir", "eelixir", "heex" },
callback = function(args)
local spawned = (vim.fn.system "pgrep -fl refactorex"):match "beam%.smp" ~= nil
local port = (
spawned and vim.fn.system("pgrep -fla refactorex"):match "beam%.smp.*--port (%d+)"
)
or find_available_port()
if not spawned then
vim.uv.spawn(
"/path/to/refactorex/bin/start",
{ args = { "--port", port } }
)
end
vim.defer_fn(function()
start_refactorex(port, args.buf)
end, 3000)
end,
})
EDIT: i believe it’s unnecessary to grep processes for the port, and the current approach is probably buggy for multiple projects; note that vim.lsp.start will reuse the client if root_dir matches (can also pass a function).
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gpereira
That’s fantastic! @iurimateus you’re my hero!! Could also tell me where to put those functions please? Then I can write some docs for neovim users. Can you validate if it works for you as well please @dimitarvp? However I intend to still work on the project, so to receive the updates I should still make it some sort of plugin for neovim, right?
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