As of May, 25th 2022, this project is officially unmaintained. If you would like to take over, drop a message to @lierdakil.
If you're looking for a decent editor support for Haskell, consider using VSCode with Haskell extensions.
Grammars:
After saving the current file the check and linter processes will be executed. After processes are finished, the results can be seen in output panel. You can see different kind of results by switching Errors, Warnings and Lints tab buttons. If you click on message’s file name in output panel, Atom will open this file and put cursor near problem that triggered output message.
Check results can also be seen in left editor gutter (near line numbers) as icons. If you hover mouse pointer over such an icon, a tooltip will be shown with problem description. Results are highlighted inside editor as well, so you can easily determine where the problem is.
If you have haskell-ghc-mod
or similar package installed, you can get type of any expression and get info on any symbol.
There are two options to do so.
First one is to hover mouse pointer over any Haskell source in editor, or any selection. By default, this will show type for expression/selecton under cursor. You can change this behavior to show info for symbol, or disable it completely in IDE-Haskell settings.
Another option is to use keyboard to get type/info under cursor. No default bindings are specified, but you can specify them in your Atom keymap.
See Configuration for more information.
You can show auto-completions for hole _
. This will try to find replacements
based on type. It’s no magic though, so if hole has some crazy type, it won’t
find anything. You can also refine hole completions based on name by using named holes, e.g. _from
Current autocompletion scopes:
Autocompletion:
Import autocompletion:
Hole autocompletion:
You can use prettifier filter programs, such as stylish-haskell
,
brittany
, ormolu
. Simply select Prettify
from Haskel IDE menu to apply
prettifier to current file, or choose to prettify on each save.
If you have ide-haskell-cabal
, you can build, clean and test your project
from ide-haskell (stack and cabal supported)