Code completion / Templates

[CashWilliams]

The editor should be aware of gitbook syntax with code completion or whatever Atom calls it.

Where [something] and [something else] are placeholder text or curser input points...

{% raw %}

{% endraw %}

{{ [something] }}

{% if [something] %}

{% endif %}

{% if [something] %}

{% elif [something else] %}

{% else %}

{% endif %}

{% for [something] in [something else] %}

{% endfor %}

{% include "[something]" %}

{% extends "[something]" %}

{% block [something] %}

{% endblock %}

{% import "[something]" %}

[cthos]

@CashWilliams - Are Snippets sufficient for your use case? https://atom.io/docs/latest/using-atom-snippets

We can include those in the package.

[CashWilliams]

Yep, exactly what I'm thinking.

So markdown files already have most of them, but the gitbook specific stuff is what we'd need to add.

[CashWilliams]

Updating ticket description

[cthos]

Where'd you get that list? The last 3 don't seem to appear here: https://help.gitbook.com/format/templating.html

[CashWilliams]

https://help.gitbook.com/format/conrefs.html
On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 4:32 PM Alexander Ward notifications@github.com
wrote:

Where'd you get that list? The last 3 don't seem to appear here:
https://help.gitbook.com/format/templating.html

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