masterzen / puppet-textmate-bundle

a TextMate puppet manifests bundle

Puppet TextMate Bundle

This is a TextMate bundle (http://www.macromates.com/) for Puppet manifests (http://www.puppetlabs.com/).

TextMate 2 is Open Source and available from (http://github.com/textmate/textmate).

(It may work for Sublime Edit 2)

Install

To install, clone this repository and drag the puppet-textmate.tmbundle directory on the TextMate icon. The installation will then be automatic.

Overview

###This bundle directly supports :

• syntax highlighting of most of the puppet syntax
• common resources or standard language snippets
• command to check syntax of manifests (puppet parser validate) with ctrl-shift-v
• function menu containing hierarchical class/nodes/define and resources titles
• validates puppet on save with puppet-lint **
• validates all puppet in project with ctrl+option+v **

To use last two features you need to have puppet-lint installed, on the command-line. To install it, type on your terminal:

sudo gem install puppet-lint puppet

Other standard textmate functions that are handy for writing puppet code:

• command+option+] aligns the current set of assignments (=>)
• ctrl-shift-' switches from a single quote to double quote and back.

puppet-textmate-bundle's Issues

Command-Option-] breaks =>

When I use Command-Option-], my => align, but they add a space like = >

Include in bundle list?

Would be great if this bundle was listed in TM2's bundle list

Segmentation

This Github project is quite segmented. We need to get our act together and start completing pull requests or start a fresh repo. Thoughts/Comments?

puppet-lint integration error message

Initially, when I save, TextMate 2 reports a "Validate On Save" error that it cannot find puppet-lint.

I tried both

1. modifying the path to puppet-lint in the bundle settings
2. creating a soft link to puppet-lint in /usr/bin

with both modifications I now get a new "Validate On Save" error popup saying:
env: ruby_noexec_wrapper: No such file or directory

I tried workarounds like setting TM_RUBY in the TextMate 2 preferences to the output of "which ruby" and "which rvm-auto-ruby", but neither solution helped.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Modify README installation instructions

According to the README

To install, clone this repository and drag the puppet-textmate.tmbundle directory on the TextMate icon. The installation will then be automatic.

After cloning the repo there is NO such directory:

• after cloning - got puppet-textmate-bundle folderfolder
• after downloading as ZIP - got puppet-textmate-bundle-master folder

Dragging the above folder to the Textmate icon in the doc makes nothing but opening the current folder in Textmate.

Reproduced on Textmate TextMate version 2.0-alpha.9515
OS X 10.9.1, build 13B42.

Any idea ?
Thanks.