Note: this is the fallback Reason Vim editor integration for Vim 7 or Vim 8 without Python 3. If you're on NeoVim or Vim 8 with Python 3, please use vim-reason-plus instead!
If you are using a plugin manager, add a line such as the following to your .vimrc
:
" If using NeoBundle
NeoBundle 'reasonml-editor/vim-reason'
" Or, if using Vundle
Bundle 'reasonml-editor/vim-reason'
" Or, if using Vim-Plug
Plug 'reasonml-editor/vim-reason'
The command :ReasonPrettyPrint
invokes the binary refmt
which must be available on your PATH
.
You can set g:vimreason_extra_args_expr_reason
to control the arguments
passed to refmt
(such as --print-width
). The contents of
g:vimreason_extra_args_expr_reason
is a string that contains a VimScript
expression. This allows you do dynamically determine the formatting arguments
based on things like your window width.
" Always wrap at 90 columns
let g:vimreason_extra_args_expr_reason = '"--print-width 90"'
" Wrap at the window width
let g:vimreason_extra_args_expr_reason = '"--print-width " . ' . "winwidth('.')"
" Wrap at the window width but not if it exceeds 120 characters.
let g:vimreason_extra_args_expr_reason = '"--print-width " . ' . "min([120, winwidth('.')])"
You can create a custom function and map it to a keybinding (in your .vimrc
)
to quickly trigger formatting, and control how the formatting occurs. To enable
keymappings only for reason
files, your vim must have been compiled with
+localmap
(:echo has('localmap')
should output 1
if your vim supports it).
For example, the following maps cmd + shift + m
to reformat only when editing
a reason
file.
autocmd FileType reason map <buffer> <D-M> :ReasonPrettyPrint<Cr>
We come with [Merlin] support by default. You can check the features here. Skip the installation procedure in that page; this plugin doesn't use it.
Syntastic support is unobstructedly enabled here by default. Neomake support can be enabled by setting let g:neomake_reason_enabled_makers = ['merlin']
.
Lots of content in the repo is copy pasted from https://github.com/ocaml/merlin/tree/v2.5.4/vim/merlin, with a few Reason-specific files added. We'll track master once Reason's global tooling uses the newest Merlin. Until then, since that release branch isn't adding retroactive fixes, there's nothing to sync anymore. You can always submit these Reason files to Merlin or something.
Some files from vim-reason are based on the Rust vim plugin and so we are including that license.