Today we are happy to introduce another open source project: vim-terramate ! The plugin utilizes the Terramate Language Server to provide code diagnostics while editing Terramate files.

Installation

• Install terramate-ls
• go install github.com/terramate-io/terramate/cmd/terramate-ls@latest
• Ensure terramate-ls is in your $PATH
• Install vim-plug
• Install vim-lsp
• Install vim-terramate
• Check the Example vimrc configuration section below if you are using vim-plug for the first time

Example vimrc Configuration

call plug#begin('~/.vim/plugged')
Plug 'prabirshrestha/vim-lsp'
Plug 'terramate-io/vim-terramate', {'branch': 'init'}
call plug#end()

For more information or to contribute or open an issue, check out the repository here .

How to use

Open any .tm or .tm.hcl file and start coding! The extension will highlight the Terramate syntax and give diagnostics for any change in the file.

See the plugin in action below:

Features

Syntax Highlight

The extension highlights HCL language constructs (attributes, blocks, literals, types, etc) and recognizes Terramate keywords e.g. tm_ternary , tm_upper etc.

Real-Time File Diagnostics

For each file change (and save), the extension will asynchronously execute linters in the configuration directory and provide diagnostics for syntax errors, invalid Terramate schema , and configuration conflicts.

Jump to Documentation

If you are interested in reading the documentation of a specific terramate function e.g. tm_ternary , tm_distinct etc. then:

• Move your cursor to the function expression (e.g. tm_ternary )
• Press <leader>tm
• The documentation will be opened in your web browser

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