c-brenn/phoenix.vim

phoenix.vim: rails.vim inspired tools for Phoenix

phoenix.vim's Issues

Issue with tpope/vim-rails

As I can see this plugin conflicted with tpope/vim-rails
:E'Commands' does not work if I have enabled both these plugins.

Support Phoenix 1.3+ project structure

Phoenix 1.3 has been released, including significant changes to the structure of Phoenix projects.

We will need to update the Projections and gf binding to accommodate these changes (there may be more changes that I can't think of atm).

In terms of supporting both Phoenix 1.3+ and pre 1.3; I think we can tag the current version of the plugin and add documentation to the readme instructing people using older versions of phoenix to install that specific tagged version of the plugin.

Those using Phoenix 1.3+ will install the plugin as normal.

Is this project up-to-date?

Looks like a great plugin - just a little concerned the git timestamps indicate it hasn't received much attention for at least 8 months. Do you keep it updated / know of any Phoenix changes that may have invalidated any of the templates or default locations for anything? Am just getting up to speed with Phoenix hence the ask. Again, thank you so much for providing this plugin.

Not enough arguments for function phoenix#setup

I get an error (E119 code) when starting Vim about user autoloads for "ProjectionistDetect" and not enough arguments for function phoenix#setup.

It seems to fix by changing the following line in plugin/phoenix.vim from:

autocmd User ProjectionistDetect call phoenix#setup()

To:

autocmd User ProjectionistDetect call phoenix#setup(getcwd())

An :A issue with both phoenix.vim and tpope/vim-rails installed

When I have both plugins installed, the :A command only works in 1 direction, e.g. from web/models/contract.ex to test/models/contract_test.exs.

When trying to get back to the model from tests I'm getting E464: Ambiguous use of user-defined command.

Hope, you have a moment to look into this - and big thanks for the plugin!

Eview should default to view with current controller's name

title

I'm not sure this is possible though, given vim-projectionist is creating the commands.

opening project directory does not show projectionist commands

Like my project root is ~/code/phoenix/hello_world and if I open it in Dirvish or netrw, :Emodel and friends are not defined. But if I open a file like ~/code/phoenix/hello_world/web/templates/page/index.html.eex then :Emodel and friends are defined.