hpi-swa-teaching / Algernon-Launcher

Algernon is a productivity tool for Squeak programmers; your personal assistant for Squeak. Algernon aims to make programming in Squeak faster and more keyboard centric. It provides lightning quick access to the core functionalities (classes, methods, morphs, tests, repositories, ...) and even gives you a quick way to evaluate Smalltalk expressions. (SWT22-10)
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Algernon Launcher

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Algernon

Algernon is a productivity tool for Squeak programmers; your personal assistant for Squeak. Algernon aims to make programming in Squeak faster and more keyboard centric. It provides lightning quick access to the core functionalities (classes, methods, morphs, tests, repositories ...) and even gives you a quick way to evaluate Smalltalk expressions.

Installation

Follow our setup guide to install Algernon.

The latest versions (above 3.0.0) only support squeak versions 5.3+.

Usage

Algernon allows for keyboard only interaction - no need to use your mouse!

Control Action
Doubleclick ctrl Show Algernon
Esc Hide Algernon
Arrow up Navigate up
Arrow down Navigate down
Tab Navigate in
Shift + Tab Navigate out
Enter Run selected item
Ctrl + Delete Clear search bar

Important Notice: Please be aware that using Algernon for the first time might be slow. The first query triggers the indexing that is used for searching objects. After a few seconds delay in the first query, Algernon should run fast as expected.

Features

For explanations regarding the usage of the features check out the wiki.

CI Pipeline

GitHub Actions are executed on all pushed code to the repository. Smalltalk CI checks run for different OS and displays the the test results as badges to each branch.

Test Coverage

Use the Test Runner Tool in your Squeak Image and select all AlgernonTests. Now you can run the test coverage for all Algernon methods and check what methods might not be tested yet.

Credits

Credits to Erik Hinterbichler and Joey Hagedorn, the original creators of Algernon.