Simple and rich edition of typical main web and configuration files (HTML, CSS, JS, TS, JSON, YAML, XML -with schema support-) and debugging of Node.js apps in the Eclipse IDE.
To see it in action, open the desired file with the Generic Editor that's included by default in the Eclipse IDE.
Supported file formats for edition:
- HTML
- CSS, SCSS, SASS, LESS
- JavaScript (EcmaScript 2018 - 9th edition)
- TypeScript 3.3
- JSON (including schema support)
- YAML (including schema support, Kubernetes schema built-in)
- XML (including schema support), XSL, XSD, DTD
Supported frameworks (file specialization) for edition:
- Kubernetes
- Angular (Components in TypeScript files)
- React (JSX, TSX, embedded HTML)
Supported feature for edition are
- Validation (diagnostics, markers)
- Code Completion
- Hover
- Outline
- Rename refactoring
- Jump to declaration
- Find references
- Color preview
- ... and other features part of the Language Server Protocol
Supported debugging targets
- Node.js
Install into Eclipse IDE (pick one way or another):
- With Eclipse Marketplace Client and https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/wild-web-developer-web-development-eclipse-ide-experimental, choose one of:
- Help > Eclipse Marketplace, search
Wild Web Developerthen clickInstallor - drag
into Eclipse IDE, or
- Help > Eclipse Marketplace, search
- With Help > Install New Software... with p2 repo http://download.eclipse.org/wildwebdeveloper/snapshots
In an Eclipse target platform definition:
📰 [June 2019] The Eclipse IDE for Web and JavaScript developers strikes back on Eclipse Foundation newsletter.
📰 [Apr 2019] Eclipse Wild Web Developer adds a powerful YAML editor with built-in Kubernetes support on Red Hat Developers blog
Wild Web Developer is based on the Eclipse Generic Editor framework from Eclipse Platform, Eclipse LSP4E and Eclipse TM4E in order to provide editors based on TextMate grammars, Visual Studio Code HTML CSS & JSON Language Servers, Theia's TypeScript and JavaScript language servers, Red Hat's xml-languageserver and yaml-language-server from Red Hat; and on Eclipse Debug stack, LSP4E Debug Adapter Protocol support and Visual Studio Code Node Debug Adapter to provide debugging.
Community support is currently available via GitHub issues.
Contribution of Code and Documentation are welcome as GitHub Pull Request.
Continuous integration is available on https://jenkins.eclipse.org/wildwebdeveloper/
Quality analysis is available on SonarCloud.