ERB Support?

[lallmon]

Erb is pretty much HTML, however it seems as though atom-beautify doesn't do anything. You can quickly rename the file, but that gets tedious.

Any way to enable it or what would it take to get support?

[Glavin001]

Duplicate of #80

@Lucaska, you should be able to beautify ERB as of v0.8.0
It uses https://github.com/threedaymonk/htmlbeautifier, so gem install htmlbeautifier first, and you should be all set 👍.

Let me know if you have any further problems.

[lallmon]

I get a popup with this

Command failed: /bin/sh -c [ -f ~/.bash_profile ] && source ~/.bash_profile;[ -f ~/.bashrc ] && source ~/.bashrc;htmlbeautifier < "/var/folders/hh/fgv_7zjs1m5gbv7v9k6vhg8m0000gn/T/input114811-26038-48c2p5" > "/var/folders/hh/fgv_7zjs1m5gbv7v9k6vhg8m0000gn/T/114811-26038-17msfp3" /bin/sh: htmlbeautifier: command not found

I don't know exactly what that is saying, but I don't use bash, I use zsh. I checked in the options to see if that was a setting and didn't see anything.

HTMLbeautifier seems to run fine if I run it through zsh on a file (even if it doesn't fail gracefully)

[Glavin001]

@Lucaska , could you provide me with some more diagnostic information:

• Your Operating system
• Atom Beautify version
• Do you have a ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc file? Normally these could modify your PATH environment variable such that your shell knows how to access htmlbeautifer, however Node.js has problems with the PATH environment variable and the beginning of the above bash script is to help mitigate such problems. It may not be working in your case.
• What is the path of your htmlbeautifer installation? Running which htmlbeautifer is how I would do it. For instance,

$ which htmlbeautifier
/usr/bin/htmlbeautifier

I may need to provide a configuration option for specifying the absolute path to the htmlbeautifier executable.

[lallmon]

@Glavin001

• OSX Mavericks
• 0.11.1
• I have both a .bash_profile and .bashrc
• /Users/Lucas/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.2/bin/htmlbeautifier

I was going to suggest the absolute path option. Until then, is there a place I may be able to set it within the code?

[Glavin001]

You could manually set the absolute path for htmlbeautifier here: https://github.com/Glavin001/atom-beautify/blob/master/lib/langs/html-erb-beautify.coffee

I will add the absolute path as an option in a future patch. Let me know if you have any questions / problems until then.

[dustintheweb]

@Glavin001 can you post a snippet of exactly where/how I should add my absolute path in that coffee file? I have the exact same issue as listed above & would love to use this plugin on .erb files

[afomi]

I ran into @Lucaska' error too. Atom didn't seem to be picking up the directory where the htmlbeautifier gem was installed, so I manually added the path to my .bash_profile, and Atom was able to find it, which resolved this error. I assume you could add it to your .zshrc as well.

For me, I added this to .bash_profile. Which works, but is pretty brittle, given it'll break when I update ruby in .rvm. Good enough for now. A custom path option would be welcomed 👍

export PATH="$PATH:/Users/username/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.5/bin/"

I chose this path because which htmlbeautifier returned /Users/username/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.5/bin/htmlbeautifier

[williambout]

@Glavin001 It would be great to have the ability to change the path directly in Atom Beautify settings.

[Glavin001]

@williamtrennem I'll add that to #164

[Willibaur]

@Glavin001 Have you added that ability to include path directly on Atom Beautify?