Not working on Mac for me.

[crush-157]

I'm using a Mac (Mojave 10.14.5)

I have installed ruby-solargraph0.4.0 in Atom

I have installed the solargraph gem (0.33.2)

I have restarted Atom.

I start typing in a Ruby file and nothing happens. The keystroke suggested for a manual search is ctrl+space, but that doesn't work on a mac and command+space just opens spotlight search.

I also tried using the online demo (solargraph.org/demo), this time from my Chromebook and I don't get any code completion there either.

Any suggestions for getting ruby-solargraph working for Atom on the Mac?

[rpf13]

I have the exact same issue, can't bring solargaph to work with atom. VSCode works fine...

[svoop]

The current versions (ruby-solargraph 0.6.1 and solargraph 0.37.2) work just fine on my Mac with Ruby 2.6.5 installed from source with ruby-install and managed by chruby.

You might want to check the settings of the ruby-solargraph package in Atom and make sure, the path to the solargraph binary is correct.

I use the following to update this setting on the CLI after every Ruby upgrade:

sed -i "" "s|commandPath: \".*/solargraph\"|commandPath: \"${HOME}/.gem/ruby/$(ruby -e 'puts RUBY_VERSION')/bin/solargraph\"|" ~/.atom/config.cson

As an alternative, just edit this setting in Atom yourself. To figure out the solargraph binary path to use:

echo "${HOME}/.gem/ruby/$(ruby -e 'puts RUBY_VERSION')/bin/solargraph"

:warning: Bear in mind that the use of RVM will complicate things and the above most likely won't work. I've dumped RVM a long while ago in favor of chruby which doesn't isolate gemsets – we have Bundler for that now.

[dedman]

I just installed on Mac too, and have checked all the obvious things and still doesn't seem to work. Did you guys get it working eventually?

[msharma-boop]

Same issue for me. I've followed all the above steps and still couldn't able to figure out the solution

[crush-157]

Revisiting this.

Today I tried again.

Note I use ruby-install and chruby not RVM as per @svoop's comments above.

MacOS Mojave 10.14.6 Ruby 2.7.1 Atom 1.50.0

I installed solargraph gem Checked it runs as a shell command Used which solargraph to get the path Opened Atom Installed ruby-solargraph package 0.6.1 Updated command path to point to the solargraph command Restarted atom Opened a ruby source file

And nothing happens. I type variable-name.<space / tab / first-letter-of-method> => nothing.

@svoop - what combination of keystrokes (on a Mac) do you use to trigger autocomplete?

Can you see anything missing from the steps above?

[crush-157]

@castwide any comment?

[castwide]

@crush-157 The extension is only confirmed to work with rvm and rbenv, so chruby might pose a problem. I'll test on a MacBook and see what I can figure out. If anyone has had success with MacOS and chruby, please let us know.

[svoop]

@castwide @crush-157 I got it to work on a Mac with chruby as follows:

Install the atom-solagraph package, then create a wrapper for the binary as /opt/bin/solargraph:

#!/bin/bash
$(gem env gemdir)/bin/solargraph "$@"

Make sure the wrapper is executable:

chmod a+x /opt/bin/solargraph

Then edit the path to the binary in ~/.atom/config.cson to read:

"ruby-solargraph":
  commandPath: "/opt/bin/solargraph"

Finally, make sure the solargraph gem is installed on all Ruby versions you're using with chruby.

Don't forget to restart Atom to make sure it picks up the changes. At least my Atom didn't without a restart.

[msharma-boop]

@castwide I tried setting up solargraph as per instruction on Mac and

ruby **ruby 2.7.1p83 (2020-03-31 revision a0c7c23c9c) [x86_64-darwin19] ** solargraph : 0.39.15 and reset the command path too. Stil not working for me please assist

[crush-157]

@svoop I have tried doing as you said and it made no difference.

Question: what keystrokes are you using, if any, on a mac, to start code completion?

[svoop]

@crush-157 I'm kinda peculiar with keystrokes and configured all kind of search and autocomplete stuff on combinations of ctrl, alt, cmd and space. For solargraph, I've assigned cmd-space which usually opens Spotlight. (I don't use Spotlight very often and therefore disabled cmd-space systemwide in sysprefs, so no collision there.)

[crush-157]

@svoop sadly I use spotlight all the time!

Another thing I'm curious about is why the wrapper? I followed your directions in a cargo - cult fashion just to see if it helped but it didn't.

I wasn't that surprised, since solargraph was running just fine from the command prompt as soon as I installed the gem.