does not

[ghost]

it does not compile on save.

when is it supposed to?

[manrueda]

Hi, can you give me more information to try to recreate it.

Atom version, you configuration comment and maybe an jade code example.

Thanks!

[ghost]

Hi, Atom 1.8, on osx latest, also let me know anything else, I'd love to be able to get it to work. Here is just simplest jade:

p. oh hi

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Hi, can you give me more information to try to recreate it.

Atom version, you configuration comment and maybe an jade code example.

Thanks!

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[manrueda]

Mhhh can you send me your comment config? Because is working for me...

[ghost]

I'm happy to hear that it can work. Please help. Here is the file: "": "atom-idle-autosave": debounce: 2500 autosave: enabled: true "browser-refresh": googleChromeCanary: true core: disabledPackages: [ "chrome-color-picker" "jade-beautify" "linter-jade" "autocompile-jade" "jade-autocompile" "browser-plus" "browser-refresh-on-save" ] ignoredNames: [ "." ".map" ".css" ".dist.js" ".jpg" "*.html" ] editor: backUpBeforeSaving: true fontSize: 15 showIndentGuide: true softWrap: true "exception-reporting": userId: "269718f1-a82c-51c4-e87c-e3c643098288" "jade-beautify": BEAUTIFY_ON_SAVE: true BEAUTIFY_ON_SAVE_ALL: true preview: _analyticsUserId: "145730b3-2a48-4a9c-9d16-fa1c2271ba4c" "tree-view": hideIgnoredNames: true hideVcsIgnoredFiles: true welcome: showOnStartup: false

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Mhhh can you send me your comment config? Because is working for me...

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[manrueda]

No, look the README.md file, you need to put a comment in the first lines to make it work. I need those comments.

[ghost]

I'm sorry, I'm not able to follow. I installed your project via 'atom gui install'. There is no config there. I'm now reading the read me file on home page of git and I don't understand, not even the first line. 'The two first comment blocks of file can be used to pass parameters to the compiler.' I have installed other atom packages w/o a problem, like auto save, or f5 for browser refresh, they work.

Where would such a comment block be? Here is what I see, just so you can see how lost I am. help. [image: Inline image 1]

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No, look the README.md file, you need to put a comment in the first lines to make it work. I need those comments.

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[manrueda]

The README file can be accessed by Atom's Package Installer. Atom uses the README file as a "front-page" for each package.

This package require to put a comment in the jade file to be compiled. This comment will tell to the package the location to put the html file, the name and other things.

I hope that this will clarify your doubts.

[ghost]

Got it. (other things had a gui config. It seems odd to edit a readme file).

So still no joy, I edited like so, just removed the comment:

jade-autocompile package [![Build Status](

https://travis-ci.org/ManRueda/jade-autocompile.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/ManRueda/jade-autocompile )

Auto compile JADE files on save

Atom package site

Configuration

The two first comment blocks of file can be used to pass parameters to the compiler.

• The first one must have the name of the output html file, like this:

  output:$1.html

  If you avoid this comment, the file is omitted by the compiler.

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The README file can be accessed by Atom's Package Installer. Atom uses the README file as a "front-page" for each package.

This package require to put a comment in the jade file to be compiled. This comment will tell to the package the location to put the html file, the name and other things.

I hope that this will clarify your doubts.

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[manrueda]

No, you don't need to edit the README file, you need to edit your jade file. With the comment as the example in the README

[ghost]

Oh. OK. It works!

I would have docs say this, instead of Configuration, since there is no Configuration: " To compile, your jade file must have comments in the first line like this: ...."

THANK YOU! Nice plug in. Vic

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No, you don't need to edit the README file, you need to edit your jade file. With the comment as the example in the README

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