Atom.io Quick Scripting
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This document summarizes Atom.io, a hackable text editor, and how to use the Script plugin to run code directly in Atom. It describes how to install the Script plugin, how to run code by selecting Packages > Script > Run Script or using a keyboard shortcut, and tips for ensuring environments like PATH and Ruby versions are configured properly for running code. The document also briefly mentions the Vim-quickrun plugin for running code from within Vim.
Atom.io Quick Scripting
- 1. Atom.io Quick Scripting 2014/05/17! Kanazawa.rb meetup 21
- 3. Atom.io ❖ A hackable text editor for the 21st Century! ❖ Modern UI! ❖ Many plugins! ❖ Corder friendly functions by GitHub, Inc.
- 5. markdown-preview ❖ Markdown preview in Atom! ❖ https://atom.io/packages/markdown-preview
- 6. color-picker ❖ A Color Picker for Atom! ❖ https://atom.io/packages/color-picker
- 8. Quick Scripting ❖ Run editing code in The editor! ❖ Checking code behavior (or syntax)! ❖ Execute small small program! ! ❖ Immediately!!
- 9. script (plugin) ❖ Run code in Atom!! ❖ https://atom.io/packages/script
- 10. Demo
- 11. How to Setup (Atom ver. 0.95.0)
- 12. 1. Open Preference ❖ Menu → Atom → Preferences…
- 13. 2. Select Packages pane
- 14. 3. Search “script” plugin
- 15. 4. Install “Script” plugin
- 17. 1. Open Code ❖ Menu → File → Open…! ! ❖ Menu → File → New File! ❖ Set code language! ❖ Ctrl-Shift-L! ❖ Input language filter & select
- 18. 2. Run! ❖ Menu → Packages → Script → Run Script! ! ❖ ⌘-i
- 19. Tips
- 20. Env ❖ PATH env … ?! ❖ rvm, nvm … ?! ! ❖ write ENV settings “.bash_profile (.zshenv)”! ❖ NOT “.bashrc (.zshrc)”! ! ❖ .bash_profile! ❖ PATH=${PATH}:/opt/local/bin! ❖ source $HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm
- 21. bundler ? ❖ Prepare! ❖ Menu → Atom → Install Shell Command! ❖ /usr/local/bin/atom → Atom.app/Contents/Resources/app/atom.sh! ❖ open -a Atom.app! ! ❖ Exec! ❖ $ bundle exec atom
- 22. Vim + Quickrun plugin ❖ https://github.com/thinca/vim-quickrun ! ❖ $ bundle exec vim! ❖ :Quickrun! ❖ <Leader>r