Experimental Nim standalone IDE developed purely in Nim, using NimGui. However, many current features are dependent on my forked version of NiGui which contains custom modules, like Editor. I would recommend using my version of NiGui, until my merge requests are accepted in the official version of NiGui.
- Currently Nim-IDE only works on Windows. Do not attempt to use on Linux or macOS until support for those systems are added*
- Create New File
- Open File
- Edit File
- Save File
- Run File
- Syntax Highlighting
- Code Suggestions (nimsuggest)
- Read console output into embedded console within editor
- Add line numbers
- Calculate and display cursor position
- Go to my version of NiGui and follow the manual installation instructions.
- Go to a directory where you'd like to store the application
- Run
git clone https://github.com/ZvontyFlugence/Nim-IDE.git
command within a command prompt or terminal - Navigate to the "/src" folder
- Run command
nim c -r main.nim
in command prompt or terminal - Enjoy!