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This is a general guide for using SpaceVim as a Kotlin IDE, including layer configuration and usage. Each of the following sections will be covered:
To add Kotlin language support in SpaceVim, you need to enable the lang#kotlin
layer. Press SPC f v d
to open
SpaceVim configuration file, and add the following snippet:
[[layers]]
name = "lang#kotlin"
For more info, you can read the lang#kotlin layer documentation.
lang#kotlin
layer will load the Kotlin plugin automatically, unless it’s overriden in your init.toml
.
The completion menu will be opened as you type.
The checkers layer is enabled by default. This layer provides asynchronous syntax linting for kotlin. The default plugin is neomake, and the default lint command is ktlint.
In the Windows system, ktlint
can be installed using scoop:
scoop bucket add extras
scoop install ktlint
To manager the alternate files in a project, you need to current a .project_alt.json
in the root of your project.
Within the .project_alt.json
file, the definitions of alternate files should be included.
For example:
{
"src/*.kt": {"alternate": "test/{}.kt"},
"test/*.kt": {"alternate": "src/{}.kt"}
}
With this configuration, you can jump between the source code and test file via command :A
To run current kotlin script, you can press SPC l r
, and a split window
will be openen, the output of the script will be shown in this window.
It is running asynchronously, and will not block your Vim.
The format layer is also enabled by default.
With this layer you can use key binding SPC b f
to format current buffer.
Before using this feature, please install prettier:
npm install --save-dev --save-exact prettier
Start a kotlinc-jvm
inferior REPL process with SPC l s i
. After the REPL process being started, you can
send code to inferior process. All key bindings prefix with SPC l s
, including sending line, sending selection or even
send whole buffer.
Create .SpaceVim.d/task.toml
file in the root of your project. and add all the task command into it.
[gradle-build]
command = 'gradlew'
args = ['build']
For more info about task configuration, please checkout the task documentation
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