spacemacs-elpa/26.3/develop/purescript-mode-20200708.827/snippets

Shnippet

Shnippet is a collection of YASnippet PureScript snippets for Emacs.

Installation

Clone repository:

$ cd ~/.emacs.d/snippets
$ git clone https://github.com/LukeHoersten/shnippet
OR
$ hg clone https://bitbucket.org/LukeHoersten/shnippet

Add the cloned repository to YASnippet's yas-snippet-dirs:

(setq yas-snippet-dirs
      '("~/.emacs.d/snippets/shnippet"
        "/other/patpurs/"
        ))

Snippets may have to be recompiled and reloaded in Emacs if YASnippet is already in use:

M-x yas-recompile-all
M-x yas-reload-all

PureScript snippts should now be available to use! In a purescript-mode buffer, type fn<TAB>. A prompt should appear asking which fn snippet to expand.

I highly recommend using YASnippet with ido-mode. Configure Emacs:

(setq-default yas-prompt-functions '(yas-ido-prompt yas-dropdown-prompt))

This is important so that alternatives (like import vs. import qualified) can quickly be selected with a single key stroke.

Available Expansion Keys

• new - newtype
• mod - module [simple, exports]
• main - main module and funtion
• let - let bindings
• lang - language extension pragmas
• \ - lambda function
• inst - instance declairation
• imp - import modules [simple, qualified]
• if - if conditional [inline, block]
• <- - monadic get
• fn - top level function [simple, guarded, clauses]
• data - data type definition [inline, record]
• => - type constraint
• {- - block comment
• case - case statement

Design Ideals

• Keep snippet keys (the prefix used to auto-complete) to four characters or less while still being as easy to guess as possible.

• Have as few keys as possible. The more keys there are to remember, the harder snippets are to use and learn.

• Leverage ido-mode when reasonable. For instance, to keep the number of snippet keys to a minimum as well as auto complete things like PureScript Langauge Extension Pragmas. When multiple snippets share a key (ex: fn), the ido-mode prompts are unique to one character (ex: guarded function and simple function are g and s respectively).

Authors

This code is written and maintained by Luke Hoersten, luke@hoersten.org.