puppet.kak

puppet.kak provides basic language support for the editor.

Installation

If you're using add this to your kakrc:

plug "sjjf/puppet.kak"

Alternatively you can simply clone the repository somewhere and directly source the rc/puppet.kak file from your kakrc.

Linting with puppet-lint

puppet-lint doesn't integrate very neatly with Kakoune, mostly because of the way that Kakoune presents the current buffer for linting - it writes the buffer contents to a temporary file, which it then calls the linter on. puppet-lint by default complains about the autoload layout when called this way, because it can't find the expected directory structure. To avoid having that false positive cluttering up things I add the following to my kakrc:

set-option window lintcmd 'puppet-lint --no-autoloader_layout-check --log-format "%{filename}:%{line}:%{column}: %{kind}: %{message}"'

Formatting with puppet-lint

Kakoune also doesn't run its formatter commands in a way that puppet-lint likes - puppet-lint wants to fix the file in place, but Kakoune expects its formatters to be filters. To get something that works I've included a small python script, kak-puppet-fix, which wraps puppet-lint --fix so that it can be used as a filter. This can be used as the formatcmd by putting the kak-puppet-fix script in your path, and adding the following to your kakrc:

set-option window formatcmd 'kak-puppet-fix'

Example kakrc

hook global WinSetOption filetype=puppet %{
    set-option window indentwidth 2
    set-option window formatcmd 'kak-puppet-fix'
    set-option window lintcmd 'puppet-lint --no-autoloader_layout-check --log-format "%{filename}:%{line}:%{column}: %{kind}: %{message}"'
    # if using puppet-editor-services
    lsp-start
    lsp-auto-hover-enable
}

License

See the UNLICENSE file.