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Intelligent Ruby and Rails IDE NewsRubyMine 6.3: Rails 4.1, Slim 2.0, AngularJS, and more Hello everyone,We’re excited to announce that RubyMine 6.3 is finally ready!RubyMine 6 focused on making sure you got the best of Ruby, and hopefully you did.But we’re not forgetting about raising your productivity while developing web applications. This is why RubyMine 6.3 brings support for Rails 4.1, better Slim and AngularJS, as well as multiple carets and selection, a long-awaited and top-voted editor feature.RubyMine 6.3 introduces the following important changes:Spring and json.jbuilder views for better Rails 4 & 4.1 supportSlim support enhancements with Slim 2.0, code formatting and embedded code typesAngularJS framework support with smart code completion, refactoring, navigation, and quick documentationREST Client сookies support with adding, modifying and reviewing capabilitiesMore filters such as :css, :sass, and :coffeescript supported for HAMLRSpec 3-compatible formatterBundled Vagrant pluginRead more about what’s new and download RubyMine 6.3. Note that RubyMine 6.3 is a free update for everyone who purchased their RubyMine license after April 4, 2013. Learn more about RubyMine 6.3 pricing.We would like to thank all of you, who have voted for issues, submitted features requests and have been trying RubyMine during the Early Access Program. We always appreciate your feedback!And as usual, a 30-day trial is available if you want to try RubyMine as your new Ruby on Rails IDE.—Develop with pleasure!JetBrains RubyMine Team Subscribe to RubyMine Blog updates Discover more

RubyMine helps ensure your codebase is error-free and consistent not only in terms of correct programming languages syntax, but also in terms of proper grammar, spelling, and style. In addition to common text files like your project's README.md, it checks natural language consistency and correctness in your source files, including names of identifiers and variables, contents of string literals, comments, and even your commit messages.Enable the Grazie Lite plugin This functionality relies on the Grazie Lite plugin, which is bundled and enabled in RubyMine by default. If the relevant features are not available, make sure that you did not disable the plugin. Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open settings and then select .Open the Installed tab, find the Grazie Lite plugin, and select the checkbox next to the plugin name.By default, RubyMine includes support for the English language. If you open a file with several paragraphs of text in another supported language, RubyMine will detect it and offer a suggestion to download and enable checks for that language. You can see the list of supported languages and enable them in the settings.Add spelling and grammar checks for a languagePress Ctrl+Alt+S to open settings and then select .Click in the list of languages and select your language.RubyMine will download the language model and enable spelling and grammar checks for it.Last modified: 06 November 2024

Code completion RubyMine 2018.2 Released: Attach the Debugger to Remote Processes, chruby, YAML, and more RubyMine 2018.2 (build 182.3684.86), the second major update this year, is now available! Learn about all the new features on our What’s new page, or you can read a brief summary below:Code insight Version managers Tests YAML Debugger JavaScript Git OtherDownload Ruby… Artem Sarkisov Rerun Failed Tests and Better Code Insight for Block Elements in the Updated RubyMine 2018.2 EAP Hi there,RubyMine 2018.2 EAP (build 182.3458.16) is now updated. The new build provides an ability to rerun failed tests, and upgrades autocompletion and code navigation for block elements. Rerun failed tests Code insight for block elements Other improvementsDownload RubyMine 2018.2 EA… Artem Sarkisov RubyMine 2018.2 EAP is Open: Attach to Remote Processes With the Debugger, and More! Hi everybody,Today we are opening the Early Access Program for RubyMine 2018.2. As making RubyMine more integral and robust is currently our top priority, in this release cycle we are staying focused on upgrading and polishing existing features and subsystems. Here's what we are ready to give yo… Artem Sarkisov RubyMine 2018.1 Released: Improved Performance, Run Anything, Postfix Completion, and More Hi everyone,RubyMine 2018.1 (181.3204.562), the first major release of the year, is now available. Learn about all the new features on our What’s new page, or you can read a brief summary below: (more…)… Artem Sarkisov RubyMine 2017.3 EAP1 is Open: Better Performance, EPP Support, and Much More! Hi there,RubyMine 2017.3 EAP 1 (build 173.2099.29) is here

Kicking off a series of Early Access builds for the upcoming v2017.3 that should be out by the end of November. The first EAP has a gazillion improvements, so you may find the navigation useful:Better PerformanceEmbedded Puppet (EP… Artem Sarkisov RubyMine 2016.3 EAP: Better Puppet Support Hello everyone,Please welcome the next RubyMine 2016.3 EAP build 163.7342.19.For previous posts covering the major new features of the upcoming release, see: New Gem Management UI, Faster Remote Gem Downloading.Better Puppet SupportIf you're staying with the latest 2016.3 EAP builds, you… Tatiana Vasilyeva What’s Mining: Chef Integration Hello everyone,I'd like to introduce a plugin for RubyMine and IDEA that provides Chef support. It's compatible with the last RubyMine Tsubaki EAP and Intellij IDEA 14 EAP.Following the main concepts of Chef the plugin introduces cookbooks, recipes and resources in the IDE. It provides marki… Dmitry Krasilschikov RubyMine 4.5.3: More Joy for Sass/SCSS Development Hello everyone,The end of summer is always a little bit sad. Let us cheer your up with good news. We've just released the fresh RubyMine 4.5.3!During the last weeks we've been mostly focusing on Sass and LESS support. The new version brings a lot of improvements for Sass/SCSS: All the ba… Tatiana Vasilyeva RubyMine 4.0 EAP: More Strength for HAML and CoffeeScript Hello everyone,The next RubyMine 4.0 EAP (112.219) is already here. We have some novelties I want to tell about.HAMLFirst of all there are good news for those who prefer HAML to RHTML. From today you can take an advantage of

Full HTML code insight support in HAML files. Auto-completion is a… Tatiana Vasilyeva What’s mining: understanding YARD Hello guys,A few weeks have passed since RubyMine 3.1 release and RubyMine 3.1.1 bugfix update is almost ready.However today I want to show you some new cool feature — coming YARD support ( We've received a good number of votes for this YARD and external docs support in our tr… Oleg Shpynov RubyMine 3.1: Faster Code Completion, New Refactoring, SQL Console and more RubyMine 3.1 is available for download.This update brings a lot of fixes to the IDE functionality, stability and performance, but also adds several new features. In RubyMine we introduce something new and long-awaited with every new release. So, make sure to check these new functions: Autopopup … Eugene Toporov What’s mining: Ruby support within HAML As you may know RubyMine provides outstanding Ruby code editing support in Erb files (RHTML). So, salute another language with Ruby code support: HAML. Familiar things like on the fly error highlighting, code completion, resolve, code folding, and much more are here to boost your productivity! And … Oleg Shpynov Load more

RubyMine can format your code according to the configured code style settings. You can also apply your code style formatting to the specified files from the command line.The command-line formatter launches an instance of RubyMine in the background and applies the formatting. It will not work if another instance of RubyMine is already running. In this case, you can perform code style formatting from the running instance. Use the command-line formatter for automated regular maintenance of a large codebase with many contributors to ensure a consistent coding style.To be able to format files, install and enable plugins with support for the corresponding file types in RubyMine (for example, the Shell Script plugin to format shell script files).You can find the executable for running RubyMine in the installation directory under bin. To use this executable as the command-line launcher, add it to your system PATH as described in Command-line interface.Syntax rubymine64.exe format [] ExamplesFormat two specific files from the C:\Data\src directory using the default code style settings: rubymine64.exe format -allowDefaults C:\Data\src\hello.html C:\Data\src\world.html Recursively format all files in the C:\Data\src directory including all subdirectories using the default code style settings: rubymine64.exe format -allowDefaults -r C:\Data\src Non-recursively format all the .xml and .html files in the C:\Data\src directory using code style settings from C:\Data\settings.xml: rubymine64.exe format -s C:\Data\settings.xml -m *.xml,*.html C:\Data\src RubyMine includes a script for running the command-line code formatter. By default, it is located in the application package: RubyMine.app/Contents/bin/format.shSyntax ./format.sh [] ExamplesFormat two specific files from the ~/Data/src directory using the default code style settings: ./format.sh -allowDefaults ~/Data/src/hello.html ~/Data/src/world.html Recursively format all files in the ~/Data/src directory including all subdirectories using the default code style settings: ./format.sh -allowDefaults -r ~/Data/src Non-recursively format all the .xml and .html files in the ~/Data/src directory using code style settings from ~/Data/settings.xml: ./format.sh -s ~/Data/settings.xml -m *.xml,*.html ~/Data/src You can find the script for running RubyMine in the installation directory under bin. To use this script as the command-line launcher, add it to your system PATH as described in Command-line interface.Syntax rubymine.sh format [] ExamplesFormat two specific files from the ~/Data/src directory using the default code style settings: rubymine.sh format -allowDefaults ~/Data/src/hello.html ~/Data/src/world.html Recursively format all files in the ~/Data/src directory including all subdirectories using the default code style settings: rubymine.sh format -allowDefaults -r ~/Data/src Non-recursively format all the .xml and .html files in the ~/Data/src directory using code style settings from ~/Data/settings.xml: rubymine.sh format -s ~/Data/settings.xml -m *.xml,*.html ~/Data/src OptionsOptionDescription-hShow the help message and quit.-m|-maskSpecify a comma-separated list of file masks that define the files to be processed. You can use the * (any string) and ? (any single character) wildcards.-r|-RProcess specified directories recursively.-s|-settingsSpecify the code style settings file to use for formatting. This can be one of the following:A file with the exported code style settings: open the Editor | Code Style settings page Ctrl+Alt+S, click , and select Export.The .idea/codeStyleSettings.xml file stored in your project directory (for RubyMine version 2017.2 and earlier).The .idea/codeStyles/Project.xml file stored in your project directory (for RubyMine version