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aulx

v13.6.1

Published

Autocompletion for the Web. Includes JS with static and dynamic analysis.

Downloads

3

Readme

Aulx Build Status

Autocompletion for the Web

Let's have the best JS, CSS, HTML autocompletion ever!

Try it

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});

State of the project

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!

Aulx (French for Garlic)

To the delicate attention of fellow developers

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 <completer>/test
# For example:
node js/test