README.md

sublime-tag

Sublime syntax highlighting for Riot JS TAG files. Witin sublime you can use HTML, but this doesn't work well with coffeescript.

With this plugin you can use

<yourtag>
  <script type="test/coffeescript">
    # your coffee script here
  </script>
</yourtag>

This will then have correct syntax highlighting.

Jade Support

I've been messing a little with the jade support in riot, again having syntax issues when combining with coffeescript. Jade can compile the coffeescript itself but I had a few issues with this. To use the jade support follow the same instructions below, but selet Riot(Jade) as the syntax.

yourtag
  p hello world

  script(type="text/coffeescript").
    # your coffee script here

You'll then need to make sure your riotify settings are correct in your package.json file

{
  "scripts": {
    "watch": "watchify src/app.coffee -o build/app.js"
  },
  "browserify": {
    "transform": [
      ["riotify",{"expr": false,"type": "coffee","template": "jade"}]
    ]
  }
}

Installation

Install via Package Control

1. You will need the Package Control Package Manager for Sublime
2. Open the command pallete with ⌘+shift+p
3. Type install and select Package Control: Install Package
4. Wait a moment for the package list to appear, and type tag and select TAG Syntax
5. Open a .tag file and in the lower right hand corner of your Sublime window, open the syntax dropdown.
6. Select "Open all with current extension as..." and then choose 'Riot Tag'

Install from source

To install this plugin from Github, follow these steps:

1. Open Sublime and open "Package Control" (cmd + shift + p).
2. Type "Add Repository"; select the result (hit enter).
3. At the bottom of your Sublime window you will see a text input that prompts you for the Github URL.
4. Copy and paste: "https://github.com/crisward/sublime-tag".
5. Give Sublime a few minutes to add the repo.
6. Open "Package Control" again (cmd + shift + p) and type "Install Package".
7. Type "sublime tag"; select the result (hit enter).
8. Give Sublime a few minutes to install the package.
9. Open a .tag file and in the lower right hand corner of your Sublime window, open the syntax dropdown.
10. Select "Open all with current extension as..." and then choose 'Riot Tag'

Credit

Thanks to Kevin Wood kevin@guidebook.com, as I've used his sublime CJSX plugin repo as a template to setup this repo.