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Ren'Py language support in Atom

Adds syntax highlighting and snippets to Ren'Py files in Atom. It also adds syntax highlighting to GitHub files, markdown code blocks and GitHub Gist (more info here).

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Originally converted from the Python package for Atom.

Syntax highlighting test: GitHub Lightshow

Contributions are greatly appreciated. Please fork this repository and open a pull request to add snippets, make grammar tweaks, etc.

The highlight may vary depending on the syntax theme used.
Default suggested syntax theme: Ren'Py Dark.
Alternative suggested syntax theme:
Atom Dark.
Monokai.
octocat-syntax
Other recommended packages:
file-icons - Just for file icons style
pigments - Display colors in project (Hex, RGB etc)
color-picker - Color picker (Hex, RGB etc)
minimap - Code minimap

Ren'Py is a Visual Novel development tool, available from www.renpy.org

Thanks to Koroshiya (Sublime-Renpy).

Getting Started

Installation

When using Ren'Py 6.99.14.2 or higher, go to preferences and select Atom as your text editor.

With Atom already installed, open the Settings tab: File>Settings (or with <kbd>Ctrl</kbd>+<kbd>,</kbd>)

Click in <kbd>+ Install</kbd> and search for renpy then click in <kbd>Install</kbd> button of the package language-renpy.

It's also possible installing using the cli command apm (atom package manager):

apm install language-renpy

Usage

Open a .rpy file or create a new one and test the syntax highlighting of the Ren'Py. You can also use the example file available on the package repository.

Snippets:

Snippets are pieces of code like in the following example.

Snippets

The usage is done with keywords followed by a <kbd>Tab</kbd> to insert the snippet.

For example, there's a snippet with useful links, type dochelp and press <kbd>Tab</kbd> or <kbd>Enter</kbd>.

You can check the snippets list while editing a .rpy file, just open the Command Palette (<kbd>Ctrl/Cmd</kbd>+<kbd>Shift</kbd>+<kbd>P</kbd>) and search for Snippets: Available or go to the package settings (Settings>Packages>language-renpy>Snippets).

Snippets are added by need, so suggestions are welcome.