@geksilla, @sglyon I just release 0.4.2 with all the latest changes Great work guys!

Really like the new features

proton starts to feel really dang solid. Crazy that it went this far from a hacky prototype in just a couple of weeks.

Awesome!

Hey @dvcrn. I just set up Proton. Nice stuff. I'm running into a problem with the Python layer and I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or there is an issue. I'm seeing a warning that YAPF is not found. (YAPF is installed on my machine to /usr/local/bin/yapf). If I add this path to the python-yapf package settings it gets wiped out after I restart Atom.

Hey @michaelgold, proton wipe all configurations which not set via .proton file

You need to set this config in your .proton to :configuration vector

yep, @geksilla is right. Hit spc _ d to open your .proton file. You need to add the path inside there

[“python-yapf.yapfPath” “/usr/bin/foo”] something like that

Sweet.. Thanks. I'll play around with it.

also if /usr/local/bin/ is available on your $PATH make sure that you run atom from terminal

it is.. and I am

there are few issues with electron regarding $PATH and other env variables

yeah I noticed that too with the elixir stuff

https://github.com/atom-community/linter/issues/150#issuecomment-77915244 has some workarounds

maybe we can integrate something like proton.path into proton which will automatically correct the wrong path

@dvcrn nice! I'm excited about the progress too. Good work

@dvcrn: Hi, I just wanted to thank you for your great job 😉

@shahinism: glad to hear that you like it! though thank not just me. The other folks here helped a ton!

So thanks to you all 😀

wrote helper function that helps to write documentation regarding packages configuration defined for layer for example:

(doc_h/layer-packages-configs-doc-table :tools/git)

@geksilla: huh? How do I access this?

I mean, where did you commit this

https://github.com/geksilla/proton/tree/local/doc-helpers

i didn't made pr for this one

I've been hacking away at my .proton file. This is really cool. Is there a way to reload the changes without quiting Atom and restarting?

SPC _ R

this will reload browser window (atom)

or disable and enable proton-mode package using Settings View

@geksilla: gracias!

np

should we put the which-key overlay on a delay?

right now it’s fully synchronous

I like it without a delay (it is one of the few things in atom that happen immediately :) )

played a bit around with dimming. How about dimming the editor when the which-key is open?

alternatively I was thinking about changing the cursor to something else to make it more clear that the user is inside a chain