Refactor Package

Let's refactor code! With this package, you can rename the name of variables and functions easily.

capture_rename

Language Support

This package works with these language plugins. You can install using the preferences pane.

JavaScript: js-refactor with ES6+ support
CoffeeScript: coffee-refactor
PHP

Usage

Set cursor to a symbol.
Start renaming by using ctrl-alt-r.
Type new name.
Finish renaming by using enter or removing cursor from the focused symbol.

User Setting

Override keymap by using Atom > Open Your Keymap.

For example, you can override the shortcut to ctrl-alt-e

'atom-text-editor:not(.mini)':
  'ctrl-alt-r': 'unset!'
  'ctrl-alt-e': 'refactor:rename'

Override stylesheet by using Atom > Open Your Stylesheet.

API Documentation (for plugin developer)

package.json

Add refactor as engines in package.json.

{
  ...
  "engines": {
    "atom": ">=1.0.0",
    "refactor": ">=0.6.0"
  },
  ...
}

Interface

You should implement Ripper class in main module.

Ripper.scopeNames []String : [Required] Array of scope name, like 'source.coffee', 'source.js' and all that.
Ripper#parse(code String, callback Function) : [Required] Parse code, and you should callback when the parsing process is done. Callback specify the params as an array of error Object. The error Object should have params range and message.
Ripper#find(point Point) []Range : [Required] Return an array of found symbols' Range at the passed Point.

{ Range, Point } = require 'atom'
class Riper
  @scopeNames: []
  parse: (code, callback) ->
    # parse code
    callback [
      range = new Range()
      message: 'foo'
    ]
  find: (point) ->
    # find references
    [
      new Range()
      new Range()
      ...
      new Range()
    ]

Examples

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