#Update
2013-01-11 @zelig adds erb template support
2013-01-09 @zelig adds pre-save support
2012-09-30 @danryan adds file_patterns to settings file. Thanks!
"file_patterns": [ ".rb", ".rake", "Gemfile", "Rakefile" ]2012-04-08 Now aligns arguments within parens "()" on multiple lines. eg.
calling_a_method(
arg_one,
arg_two,
etc
)2012-04-05
Now handles ruby interpreter configuration under settings
2012-02-03
Added BeautifyRuby to Edit menu item and cmd+shift+p command pallet
2012-01-30
Added setting to use a tab instead of two spaces. Also considers 'rake' files ruby files.
2012-01-24
Now handles ascii characters.
2012-01-22
Removed a ':' that was causing an error.
2012-01-21
To avoid potential data loss, the document saves before and after running beautifier.
2012-01
Changed key binding so it did not interfere with opening the side panel.
Beautifies Ruby code. This plugin uses the Ruby Script Beautifier written by P.Lotus
I made very little modification to get it to work with a Sublime Text 2 plugin.
Erb html templates uses Paul Battley's htmlbeautifier gem. This (as well as rubygems) is assumed to be installed as seen by the ruby interpreter.
This package offers a pre-save hook, i.e., your ruby and erb files will be reformatted automatically before saving. To activate this feature, set:
"run_on_save": true,
The sublime command "beautify_ruby" performs a save after formatting. You can disable this default by setting:
"save_on_beautify": false
You can change the file patterns handled by this plugin in the settings:
"file_patterns": [ "\\.html\\.erb", "\\.rb", "\\.rake", "Rakefile", "Gemfile" ],
ctrl + cmd + k on OS X, or ctrl + alt + k on Windows
If your file turns blank you can configure your ruby interpreter under Preferences -> Package Settings -> BeautifyRuby -> Settings Default
I do
which ruby
and place that in the ruby setting.
On windows, set Preferences -> Package Settings -> BeautifyRuby -> Settings Default
"ruby": "ruby"
If you use project-specific rubies and gem sets managed with rvm, then simply set
"ruby": "~/.rvm/bin/rvm-auto-ruby",
and then the htmlbeautify gem is found even if it is only installed for this project.
Using Package Control, a package manager for Sublime Text 2.
In ST2, press "cmd + shift + p" and then type "install".
Once you see "Package Control: Install Package", enter.
When the packages load, another selection window will appear. Type
BeautifyRuby and enter. All done!
cd "~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/"
git clone git://github.com/CraigWilliams/BeautifyRuby.git