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Provides support for the Elm programming language.

Should work on most, if not all, IntelliJ Platform IDEs: IDEA (Community and Ultimate), WebStorm, PyCharm, RubyMine and more. If not please raise an issue.

You may want to have some CLI tools --elm (the Elm compiler), elm-test, elm-format, elm-review and lamdera-- installed for certain features of this plugin to work.

Install the first three with:

sudo npm install -g elm elm-test elm-format elm-review

NOTE: if you have node installed using nvm, make sure to read our NVM setup guide.

To install Lamdera follow their instructions. Unlike this plugin and IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, Lamdera is not open source software. By installing Lamdera you trust the vendor, as their software is only shipped as binary.

To install the plugin itself first make sure to uninstall all other Elm plugins you may have installed (this requires a restart of the IDE). Some have reported that having two Elm plugins installed results in the IDE not starting but showing a seemingly unrelated error (if you have this problem, there are ways to fix it).

From within a JetBrains IDE, go to Settings -> Plugins -> Marketplace and search for "Elm". After installing the plugin, restart the IDE and then open your existing Elm project or create a new project.

Alternatively you can install it manually by downloading a release (or downloading the source and building it yourself) and installing it with Settings -> Plugins -> ⚙️ (gear icon) -> Install plugin from disk...

Once the plugin is installed it is advised to double check all CLI tools are found by going to Settings -> Languages & Frameworks -> Elm and see the CLI tools.

• Live error checking
• Generate JSON encoder and decoder functions
• Rename refactoring
• Lamdera support
• Support for elm-review
• Type inference and type checking
• Find usages
• Run tests (elm-test)
• Reformat code using elm-fomrat (elm-format)
• Cleanup unused imports
• Detect unused code
• 'Add Import' quick fix for unresolved references
• Quick Docs
• Structure view and quick navigation
• WebGL/GLSL support
• Code folding
• Manage exposing lists
• Detect and remove unused imports
• Go to symbol
• Go to declaration
• Syntax highlighting
• Spell checking
• and more...

Want to see it in action? This 10 minute video demonstrates many of the features and how they work together.

• Create a new [IntelliJ Platform Plugin Template][template] project.
• Get familiar with the [template documentation][template].
• Verify the pluginGroup, plugin ID and sources package.
• Review the Legal Agreements.
• Publish a plugin manually for the first time.
• Set the Plugin ID in the above README badges.
• Set the Deployment Token.
• Click the Watch button on the top of the [IntelliJ Platform Plugin Template][template] to be notified about releases containing new features and fixes.

MIT licensed.

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