Atom-beautify: Please add support for Jenkinsfile

[tsal]

Description

Beautify detects the language (Groovy), but complains about no extension and fails to execute.

Input Before Beautification

This is what the code looked like before:

pipeline {
    agent any
    stages {
        ...
    }
}

Actual Output

N/A

Steps to Reproduce

1. Add code to Atom editor
2. Run command Atom Beautify: Beautify Editor
3. Get error

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[ahharu]

Please dont close!

[prettydiff]

Could you guys please provide a link to reference? I have no idea what this code looks like.

[tsal]

@prettydiff - here's a reference: https://jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/syntax/

[tsal]

It's based on Groovy, so most of it will be the same.

[tsal]

(and thank you for reopening - if I had experience with JS app development, I'd offer to help)

[prettydiff]

We are working on adapting this project to TypeScript language at https://github.com/Unibeautify/

TypeScript is JavaScript language with Java/C# like structures (interfaces and type generics) and strong typing. I don't know if that is close enough to Java/Groovy but it is closer.

[stevenzeck]

@tsal can you look over #371 and see if it's the same request?

[ghost]

This will be very useful for those of us who still write Jenkinsfile in text editors

[snowblink]

Be aware that there are two types: one starting node and the other pipeline. These are basically Groovy DSLs.

[texnewmex]

Would love to see this happen!

[saurabh-sp-tripathi]

Well I have a workaround (which could be considered solution IMO). (@tsal @exuperok @texnewmex and anyone i missed )
Do as following:

• Packages -> Atom-Beautify -> settings -> 'View code'
• Open file(ctrl+B: javascript.coffee) : /.atom/packages/atom-beautify/javascript.coffee
• Find array 'extensions' //it's line:17 right now.
• add "groovy" to it
• You are done!!! :smiley: njoy

 ###
  Supported extensions
  ###
  extensions: [
    "js",
    "groovy"
  ]

_I just started using Atom today and I am loving it so far esp the ease of extending it... wasn't able to do that all my life when using eclipse/jetBrains/netBeans_

[tluquez]

Hello there,

I find the solution of @saurabh-sp-tripathi quite effective with a little modification: In my case the file is in .atom/packages/atom-beautify/src/languages.

Thanks for the workaround.

[dubrsl]

This solution doesn't work correctly in some cases. For example from

                            sh """
                                /usr/local/bin/git fetch --prune origin ${br}
                                /usr/local/bin/git checkout -f ${br}
                            """

it makes:

                            sh ""
                            " /
                            usr / local / bin / git fetch--prune origin $ {
                              br
                            }
                            /usr/local / bin / git checkout - f $ {
                              br
                            }
                            ""
                            "