DFreds
Error reported
Peek function does not currently support Babel ES6 Javascript files. New to React and Atom so if there's a config file you want to see let me know.
Hey, just send me an example of the function you're trying to peek and I'll see if I can reproduce it. Also, the type of file shown at the bottom matters. If you could tell me what that is or see if it's in this list (https://github.com/DFreds/code-peek-atom/blob/master/lib/supported-files.coffee), that'd be great.
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Tom Hare
On Jul 5, 2018, at 8:33 PM, DFreds <[email protected]mailto:[email protected]> wrote:
Hey, just send me an example of the function you're trying to peek and I'll see if I can reproduce it. Also, the type of file shown at the bottom matters. If you could tell me what that is or see if it's in this list (https://github.com/DFreds/code-peek-atom/blob/master/lib/supported-files.coffeehttps://nam03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2FDFreds%2Fcode-peek-atom%2Fblob%2Fmaster%2Flib%2Fsupported-files.coffee&data=02%7C01%7C%7Ce2c5daa4d31e4dc4375f08d5e2f136d9%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C636664447983383736&sdata=z4mltbQHDiMyerADMhO5kzg2MPZ4FuGYXkdUTqsYlcE%3D&reserved=0), that'd be great.
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If I click one of the references and select peek I get the error.
Tom Hare
On Jul 5, 2018, at 8:53 PM, DFreds <[email protected]mailto:[email protected]> wrote:
I think something went wrong there.
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I mean that I can't see the image. Please send me some code and a picture of your atom window.
I don't know if I have exactly the same problem, but after a fresh package install of code-peek, the javascript functions should be found I guess, however, when I select the description text of a function or the part where I import it, the ctrl-alt-e shortcut returns an error: "Could not find {functionName} in project".
However if the function is declared within the scope of the same file it does not return an error. It feels like code-peek does not search through all of the files in the project. Is that correct? And if so, would you know a fix?
TLDR; ctrl-alt-e only works within the same file
Hm, I wrote code peek a long time ago. It uses the Atom API to search through all the files for a match based on some regular expressions. It's possible that Atom has updated it's API since I've looked at it. I'll check it out
@HanJoHibender Can you send me an example of the function declaration you're trying to match?
@HanJoHibender Can you send me an example of the function declaration you're trying to match?
These are async functions used in a React environment, async and const are not part of the normal declaration. I think unfilled they are called anonymous functions, but anonymous declarations are out of scope.
Example:
export const functionName = async ( variables ) => { code }