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SpaceVim lang#ruby layer | This layer is for Ruby development, provides autocompletion, syntax checking and code formatting for Ruby files. |
Available Layers >> lang#ruby
Description
This layer is for Ruby development.
Install
Layer
To use this configuration layer, update your custom configuration file with:
[[layers]]
name = "lang#ruby"
The default syntax linter for ruby is rubylint.
gem install ruby-lint
The default code formatter is rubocop.
gem install rubocop
Layer options
-
ruby_file_head
: Default file head when a new file is created.By default, when create a new ruby file, SpaceVim will insert the file head automatically. to change the file head, use the
ruby_file_head
option:[[layers]] name = "lang#python" ruby_file_head = [ '#!/usr/bin/ruby -w', '# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-', '', '' ]
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repl_command
: Set the REPL command for ruby.[[layers]] name = 'lang#ruby' repl_command = '~/download/bin/ruby_repl'
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format_on_save
: Enable/disable code formatting when saving ruby file. Default isfalse
. To enable this feature:[[layers]] name = 'lang#ruby' format_on_save = true
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enabled_linters
: Set the default linters for ruby language, by default it is['rubylint']
. You can change it to['rubylint, 'rubocop']
.[[layers]] name = 'lang#ruby' enabled_linters = ['rubylint', 'rubocop']
Key bindings
Inferior REPL process
Start a irb
inferior REPL process with SPC l s i
.
You may change the REPL command by layer option repl_command
.
For example, if you want to use pry
, load this layer via:
[[layers]]
name = "lang#ruby"
repl_command = "pry"
however, if the executable is not on your $PATH, then you need to specify a complete file path.
[[layers]]
name = "lang#ruby"
repl_command = "/path/to/pry"
Send code to inferior process commands:
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SPC l s b |
send buffer and keep code buffer focused |
SPC l s l |
send line and keep code buffer focused |
SPC l s s |
send selection text and keep code buffer focused |
Running current script
To run a Ruby script, you can press SPC l r
to run the current file without losing focus, and the result will be shown in a runner buffer.