An editor agnostic minimal IDE for your shell. Think pulp -w build on steroids.
npm i -g pscid
Start pscid in a terminal in the root folder of your project.
pscid will show you errors and warnings (one at a time) whenever you save a PureScript source file. This makes for a nice iterative workflow.
Type b inside pscid's terminal window to build your project. This looks up the pscid:build script inside your package.json, then falls back to the build script, and then finally tries spago/pulp build.
Type t inside pscid's terminal window to test your project. As with building this looks up the pscid:test script first, then test, then falls back to spago/pulp test as a last resort.
Type q to quit pscid.
Some warnings carry a suggestion from the compiler (for example redundant
imports). pscid will prompt you to press s inside the terminal window when
it encounters such a warning, and automatically apply the suggestion for you.
If something goes horribly wrong you might lose your uncommited changes. Commit often and trust in the types I guess...
-pThe port to use. Defaults to 4243--include -I <dir;dir;...>Additional directories for PureScript source files, separated by;--censor-codes <UnusedTypeVar,...>Warning codes to ignore, seperated by,(just like in purescript-psa)--testRuns your tests after every successful rebuild-O/--outputSpecifies what output directory to use to load the externs for the server
pscid utilizes https://github.com/natefaubion/purescript-psa to format and enrich the errors and warnings emitted by the compiler.
It's inspired by https://github.com/ndmitchell/ghcid and https://github.com/anttih/psc-pane.
Copyright 2018 Christoph Hegemann and Contributors
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
See the LICENSE file for further details.