This chart describes the support level of each Haskell editor/IDE plug-in combination.
In most cases there is a main plug-in which acts as a base for the provided features.
Each known plug-in has an associated link and tooltip with its name.
IDE | Syntax highlight | Code Completion | Error Reporting | Lint | Code Format | Goto Def | Find Usages | Stepwise Debugger | Doc. tooltips | Snippets | Hoogle | REPL Integration |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Atom 「ide-haskell [gh]」 |
🚀 | 🚗 | 🚗 | 🚗 | 🚲 | 🚗 | … | 🚗 | 🚗 | 🚗 | 🚀 | 🚲 |
Emacs 「Intero [gh]」 | 🚀 | 🚗² | 🚗² | 🚗² | 🚗 | 🚗² | … | 🚶 | 🚗² | 🚗 | … | 🚗 |
Intellij 「HaskForce [gh]」 | 🚀² | 🚗 | 🚗 | 🚗 | 🚗 | 🚗 | 🚗 | 🚶 | 🚶 | 🚗 | 🚶 | 🚶 |
Intellij 「intellij‑haskell [gh]」 |
🚀² | 🚗 | 🚀 | 🚲 | 🚲 | 🚀 | 🚀 | 🚶 | 🚲 | 🚗 | 🚲 | … |
Leksah | 🚀¹ | … | … | … | … | … | … | … | … | … | … | … |
Vim | 🚀¹ | 🚲¹ | … | 🚗³ | 🚗 | 🚲¹ | … | 🚶 | 🚗 | 🚗 | … | 🚲 |
VSCode 「Haskelly [gh]」 | 🚀 | … | 🚶 | 🚗 | 🚗 | 🚗² | … | 🚲 | 🚗² | 🚲 | 🚗 | 🚲 |
VSCode 「Haskero [gl]」 | 🚀 | 🚗² | 🚗² | 🚗 | 🚗 | 🚗² | 🚗² | 🚲 | 🚗² | 🚲 | 🚗² | 🚶 |
Sublime 「SublimeHaskell [gh]」 | 🚀² | 🚗² | … | 🚗² | … | 🚲¹ | … | 🚶 | 🚗² | … | … | 🚲 |
Symbol | Support Level |
---|---|
… | Unknown, support is uncertain |
🚶 | Absent, you are on your own |
🚲 | Immature, only for early-adopters |
🚗 | Mature, suitable for most programmers |
🚀 | The best™ possible experience |
Notes:
- native support (probably minimal)
- via main plug-in
- this plug-in needs special config and/or system deps, refer to its documentation
- Syntax highlight
- Code Completion
- Error Reporting
- Lint
- Code Format
- Goto Def
- Find Usages
- Stepwise Debugger
- Doc. tooltips
- Snippets - Predefined and customizable templates for pieces of code you write often. For example, if you write
case
, an editor might provide a completion likecase ___ of __ -> ___
- Hoogle
- REPL Integration - Be able to load/reload a file to e.g. ghci and provide interaction. Autocompletion and syntax highlighting are also welcomed.