pug-mode offers Emacs support for Pug. Unlike
jade-mode, it is based off of
slim-mode.
pug-mode is available on MELPA.
M-x package-install RET pug-mode
Then a (require 'pug-mode) will do. No additional setup required!
I created pug-mode because jade-mode
(based on sws-mode) is incomplete in ways that are inconvenient to me. For
instance, it has poor/no fontification of plain-text, filter blocks, or mixin
definitions/invokations; its indentation strategies seemed too aggressive and
the source was too difficult to grok quickly to address these issues.
In contrast, it took me 10 minutes to grok slim-mode's source and another 10
to adapt it to Pug in—what I think—is a better result. Most of the code is
lifted right out of slim-mode, so much of the credit belongs to its original
developers!
This plugin introduces a pug-compile function. You can call it
directly (e.g. M-x pug-compile) or have it done automatically:
(add-hook 'after-save-hook 'pug-compile)
It requires pug-cli.
- Define faces to improve customizability
- Use multiline-font-lock
- Optimize pug-indent-p and font-lock regexes
- Refactor out vestigial slim-mode code
I'm inexperienced at writing major modes for Emacs. Any contributions are welcome and appreciated!